Leo Hartwell

Introducing Leo Hartwell, our resident entertainment enthusiast and dedicated connoisseur of all things magical and otherworldly. With a degree in Film Studies and a passion for fantastical narratives, Leo has spent the past seven years exploring the hidden realms of cinema and television for our website. As a fervent fan of both spellbinding dramas and adrenaline-charged action franchises, Leo's taste knows no bounds.

Leo's fascination with the supernatural and mythical creatures is evident in his love for the world of Harry Potter and the captivating adventures of the Winchester brothers in the Supernatural series. His writing is fueled by an insatiable appetite for the fantastical worlds of Middle-earth, the enchanting realms of Narnia, and the twists and turns of Guillermo del Toro's creature-filled masterpieces.

Knives Out 3 Star Hails Disney Plus Hit Only Murders in the Building, Reveals Why Cozy Crime Is Taking Over
Knives Out 3 Star Hails Disney Plus Hit Only Murders in the Building, Reveals Why Cozy Crime Is Taking Over
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Will Byers Is the Secret Weapon: Noah Schnapp Teases a Game-Changing Season 5
Will Byers Is the Secret Weapon: Noah Schnapp Teases a Game-Changing Season 5
Think Will Byers was just a scared kid stuck in the Upside Down? Noah Schnapp just revealed a twist that flips his Season 1 disappearance on its head—and even after nearly a decade as Will, it took him by surprise.
New It: Welcome to Derry Clue Has Fans Convinced Marge Is a Losers Club Mom — and That Could Doom a New Character
New It: Welcome to Derry Clue Has Fans Convinced Marge Is a Losers Club Mom — and That Could Doom a New Character
New It: Welcome to Derry fan theory paints Marge as the show’s darkest twist yet — and if true, it spells bad news for Rich.
Mike Schur’s A Man on the Inside Takes Aim at OMITB — Everything Is Murder Now, Even Comedies
Mike Schur’s A Man on the Inside Takes Aim at OMITB — Everything Is Murder Now, Even Comedies
Mike Schur’s A Man on the Inside roars back on Netflix with a well-reviewed Season 2—and a mission. On launch day, Nov. 20, the creator told THR he’s pushing back against TV and film’s fixation on murder, using his series to rewire what audiences find compelling.
Pluribus Teases Its Boldest Mystery Yet: The Vanishing Animals
Pluribus Teases Its Boldest Mystery Yet: The Vanishing Animals
Vince Gilligan’s Apple TV series Pluribus delivers a knockout premise — and a maddening question: where did all the animals go? The show keeps dropping hints, but the vanishing wildlife remains its most tantalizing mystery.
Vince Gilligan Says Saul Goodman Walks Free After Better Call Saul — Thanks to a Trump Pardon
Vince Gilligan Says Saul Goodman Walks Free After Better Call Saul — Thanks to a Trump Pardon
As Vince Gilligan’s new series Pluribus ignites buzz online, the Breaking Bad architect fuels debate by finally addressing the burning question: what becomes of Saul Goodman after Better Call Saul’s prison finale?
Jack Bauer’s 24 Comeback Just Got a Game-Changing Update
Jack Bauer’s 24 Comeback Just Got a Game-Changing Update
Jack Bauer may be back on the clock: Imagine Entertainment president Justin Wilkes says 24 revival talks are gaining real traction — the strongest movement in years and a jolt for fans hungry for his return.
Rian Johnson Reignites The Last Jedi Debate With Candid Reflections
Rian Johnson Reignites The Last Jedi Debate With Candid Reflections
As Knives Out thrives, Rian Johnson revisits the uproar around The Last Jedi, reflecting on the Star Wars chapter that split the fandom and still ignites debate.
Jane Fonda Never Expected to Reach 30 — The One Thing About Dying That Still Scares Her
Jane Fonda Never Expected to Reach 30 — The One Thing About Dying That Still Scares Her
Jane Fonda gets candid about a turbulent youth and a belief she wouldn’t make it past 30, opening up about aging, mortality, and the one thing about dying that still unnerves her.
Over a Year After Cancellation, The Acolyte Creator Breaks Silence, Calls Criticism Completely Valid: "The First One Through the Wall Is the Bloodiest"
Over a Year After Cancellation, The Acolyte Creator Breaks Silence, Calls Criticism Completely Valid: "The First One Through the Wall Is the Bloodiest"
Leslye Headland welcomes thoughtful critiques — and she’s tuning out the noise.