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Elisa Guimarães

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As seen in: Collider, IMDb, MSN, Flipboard, Metacritic, Emerald Publishing, NewsBreak, British Food Journal, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Revista de Gestão Social e Ambiental
Movies/TV writer at @collider

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Elisa Guimarães is a movie and TV critic and features writer at https://collider.com/

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Forget Hulu's New Amanda Know Show, You Need To Watch Netflix's Documentary on the Same Shocking ...

Forget Hulu's New Amanda Know Show, You Need To Watch Netflix's Documentary on the Same Shocking ...

Instead of Hulu's The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, check out Netflix's in-depth documentary about the case th…

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"It's Worse Than You Think": Did Prime Video Make the New 'War of the Worlds' Terrible on Purpose...

"It's Worse Than You Think": Did Prime Video Make the New 'War of the Worlds' Terrible on Purpose...

Is the Ice Cube-starring new War of the Worlds sci-fi movie on Prime Video an intentionally bad but self-awar…

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David Corenswet Is a Huge Star Wars Fan and Thinks the Movies Should Be Watched in a Very Specifi...

David Corenswet Is a Huge Star Wars Fan and Thinks the Movies Should Be Watched in a Very Specifi...

David Corenswet has a unique suggestion on what order to watch the Star Wars movies in order to preserve some…

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From 'The War of the Worlds' to 'The Room,' What Makes a Movie So Bad It's Good?

From 'The War of the Worlds' to 'The Room,' What Makes a Movie So Bad It's Good?

Movies that are so bad they're good continue to entertain, but it takes certain qualities for them to make it…

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This Wacky John Waters Comedy Is Perfect for Those Sick of Hollywood

This Wacky John Waters Comedy Is Perfect for Those Sick of Hollywood

John Waters' Cecil B. Demented is a frustrated love letter to indie cinema, one more relevant than ever in an…

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Netflix’s Near-Perfect 8-Part Horror Thriller Is a Nightmare You’ll Binge in One Weekend

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Back when Archive 81 emerged on Netflix's catalog in 2022, it was hardly an anomaly among its peers. In between teenage romps such as The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and deep emotional analyses like Midnight Mass, the streamer seemed to be propping itself up as a home for elaborate horror productions, kind of like Apple TV with sci-fi. Even some of its science fiction originals, namely Dark and Stranger Things, had a horror edge to them.
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HBO’s Disturbing 8-Episode Horror-Comedy Is Too Good To Stay Forgotten

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Demonic children are nothing new to the world of horror. Whether they're the actual spawn of the devil, like the titular baby from Rosemary’s Baby, just plain evil, like Orphan’s not-so-little Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman), or something in between, like the various children touched by the supernatural from The Ring, The Exorcist, and many, many other movies, this particular kind of enfant terrible has been making the rounds ever since the dawn of the genre.
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One of Television’s Most Disturbing Sci-Fi Thrillers Deserved a Third Season

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It's always a bummer when a show we really love gets canceled. It is perhaps even more upsetting when it's a show that could have changed the entire way we look at television that gets the ax. In 2013, British network Channel 4 seemed to have hit the jackpot with a little series called Utopia. Well, artistically speaking, that is. Utopia never quite got the recognition it deserved from audiences, and ended up getting chopped down in 2014 after its second season.
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How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Via e-mail.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Mostly, just Google Docs and Emaki CMS.

Why did you become a journalist?

Because I love movies enough to talk about them a lot, but not to make them.