Barry Levitt
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Barry Levitt’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Barry Levitt is a freelance writer and podcaster living in the UK. He contributes to The Daily Beast, Vulture, Rolling Stone, LGBTQNation, InsideHook, SlashFilm, Little White Lies, Curzon Journal, and more. He spends most of his time at the cinema, and when he's not there he's probably rewatching RuPaul's Drag Race or The Office.
Barry Levitt’s Journalist Portfolio
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Articles
Breaking Down the Hopeful Ending of The Last House Original
What would you do if you were stuck in your house? The COVID pandemic forced many people to confront that question when faced with monthslong quarantines. But in Netflix’s The Last House, directed by Louis Leterrier and written by Matthew Robinson, that thought is taken to new and literal extremes. On a random day, the Delgado family, consisting of father Jason (Wagner Moura), mother Riley (Greta Lee) and their two children, find themselves unable to leave their home.
This Baffling New Movie Is Like a Rom-Com for Incels
Callum Turner 1 hour ago One Night Only: An Honest Attempt to Understand the Ridiculous World of Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro’s New Rom-Com Vanity Fair - By Hillary Busis • 1h Why are single people only allowed to have sex once each year? How on earth is that rule enforced? Is third base permitted? Pull up a chair—and get ready for a deep dive. As ludicrous movie premises go, One Night Only falls somewhere between “we’re all inside a video game” and “there’s a beach that …
The Year’s Wildest Sex Scene Will Knock Your Socks Off
Director Gregg Araki is known for his outrageous sex scenes. His Teenage Apocalypse trilogy (Totally F---ed Up, The Doom Generation, and Nowhere) set the tone, delivering a no-holds-barred, grungy group of films that marched to the beat of their own disillusioned drum. And just like pretty much all of Araki's work, there's a ton of sex. But even by the director's own horny standards, his latest film (and his first in 12 years), I Want Your Sex, is a whole new level.
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Jane Craig in Broadcast News
What tools and software do you use to do your job?
Google docs, Pomodoro timer, and a lot of research
Why did you become a journalist?
I love shedding light on great tv and film people haven't had the chance to see!
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