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.

One Piece Season 3 Release Date Just Got Its Biggest Update Yet
One Piece Season 3 Release Date Just Got Its Biggest Update Yet
Official listings have locked in One Piece Season 3’s production, revealing when cameras roll and wrap and tightening the expected release window—news dropping even before Season 2 premieres on Netflix.
The One Batman Star James Gunn Must Cast as Brainiac in Man of Tomorrow
The One Batman Star James Gunn Must Cast as Brainiac in Man of Tomorrow
With James Gunn’s Man of Tomorrow looming and Brainiac locked in as the villain, fans on X have a runaway favorite to play him: Michael C. Hall, the Dexter star they say nails the character’s icy menace.
One Piece’s Per-Episode Army Will Make One Punch Man Take Notes — And Give JC Staff Vertigo
One Piece’s Per-Episode Army Will Make One Punch Man Take Notes — And Give JC Staff Vertigo
One Punch Man Season 3 stumbles under JC Staff with janky animation, off-model designs, and terrible pacing — an early contender for 2025’s worst anime adaptation — while One Piece shows how it should be done.
Why Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus Isn’t The Walking Dead Or The Last of Us
Why Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus Isn’t The Walking Dead Or The Last of Us
Vince Gilligan rips up the post-apocalypse playbook with Pluribus, premiering on Apple TV+ November 7, 2025, trading the survival horror of The Walking Dead and The Last of Us for a sharper mystery: in a shattered world, who are the real enemies?
Seven Days, One Novel: Stephen King Wrote The Running Man At Breakneck Speed
Seven Days, One Novel: Stephen King Wrote The Running Man At Breakneck Speed
Snowed in, Stephen King wrote The Running Man in just seven days — a sprint he reveals in a short video.
The Single Loophole That Lets Boruto Bring Back Itachi Uchiha Without Breaking Naruto Canon
The Single Loophole That Lets Boruto Bring Back Itachi Uchiha Without Breaking Naruto Canon
Itachi Uchiha is Naruto’s untouchable legend—tragic, heroic, definitive. As Boruto rewrites the future, can the franchise pull off his return without shattering the legacy fans refuse to see undone?
Osgood Perkins' Keeper Review: The Finale Fumbles, But Originality Wins Out
Osgood Perkins' Keeper Review: The Finale Fumbles, But Originality Wins Out
Osgood Perkins delivers a divisive, go-in-cold mystery with Keeper; the finale wobbles, but its eerie, singular vision lingers.
Arya Wasn't Meant to Be the Night King's Killer in Game of Thrones Season 8
Arya Wasn't Meant to Be the Night King's Killer in Game of Thrones Season 8
Arya Stark wasn’t always destined to take down the Night King. A new reveal in James Hibberd’s Fire Cannot Kill A Dragon says the final-season shock was a late pivot from creators David Benioff and DB Weiss.
Miles Teller Says One Key Player Derailed 2015’s Fantastic Four
Miles Teller Says One Key Player Derailed 2015’s Fantastic Four
Nearly a decade after Fantastic Four cratered, Miles Teller says a brutal studio preview foretold the fiasco — and points to one pivotal power player as the reason it all went wrong.
The Beast in Me on Netflix: The Truth About Steven the Dog’s Fate
The Beast in Me on Netflix: The Truth About Steven the Dog’s Fate
The Beast in Me just dropped, and while Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys wage a razor‑sharp battle of minds, everyone’s losing sleep over one thing: does Steven the dog make it out alive? From creator Gabe Rotter and showrunner Howard Gordon, this eight‑episode psychological thriller sinks its teeth in fast and refuses to let go.