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Journalist for hire. EIC The Film Maven. Bylines @latimes @goldenglobes @variety Author BUT HAVE YOU READ THE BOOK ROMANCE EDITION. Upcoming: WELCOME BOILS AND GHOULS (2027). ♿️ Repped by Falkin Literary.
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@kristenklopez.bsky.socialLast share for the evening. I'm not ready to reveal 2027's Women They Warned You About, but these ladies set the tone for what's to go. If you're looking for a taste at the highly researched articles I publish that no one else is writing, start here.
@moviesanduspod.bsky.socialReposted by @kristenklopez.bsky.socialThe Social Network blends art and entertainment together, which sets it apart from other Oscar-nominated films from 2006.
Listen to our full review of The Social Network with @kristenklopez.bsky.social!
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialReposted by @kristenklopez.bsky.socialWomen They Warned You About returns in 2027. In the meantime, I've been unpaywalling one story from series one every month. This month, it's the piece I did on Lisa Bonet who was labeled "difficult" mostly for just being a little weird.
@lcarterlong.bsky.socialReposted by @kristenklopez.bsky.socialA #Black, #disabled performer was stealing scenes in 1926. His name was Steve “Peg” Reynolds. Most haven't heard of him. We're changing that.
@kristenklopez.bsky.social covers it at #IndieWire. Meet him. Pass it on.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialWomen They Warned You About returns in 2027. In the meantime, I've been unpaywalling one story from series one every month. This month, it's the piece I did on Lisa Bonet who was labeled "difficult" mostly for just being a little weird.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialQuite literally think it’s all of it.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialI have another pic I might post from this same session with my mom and uncle as kids and….its so ‘70s!
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialMy mom found old pictures and my grandmother and her friends are clearly auditioning to be Manson girls.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialTonight's last share! We're talking haunted houses this month on Ticklish Biz and we're starting things off with 1932's THE OLD DARK HOUSE. Where else will you hear us talk about Boris Karloff, hedonism, and a guy named Sir William Porterhouse?
@moviesanduspod.bsky.socialReposted by @kristenklopez.bsky.socialThe Social Network is a telling of the story of the creation of Facebook... but it isn't fact.
Listen to our full review of The Social Network with @kristenklopez.bsky.social wherever you get your podcasts!
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialReposted by @kristenklopez.bsky.social🎃Spooky season has come to @ticklishbiz.bsky.social!🎃 The Patrons voted on this year's theme, haunted houses, and I kick things off with my special guest Coco talking about Boris Karloff and James Whale's underrated 1932 horror/comedy THE OLD DARK HOUSE.
@kristenklopez.bsky.social🎵 We’re off to see THE DEVILS / THE DEVIL at WB. 🎵
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialBack on the digital pages of IndieWire for a great piece about the recent screening of 1926's THE FLYING ACE and the unknown story of disabled Black stunt actor Steve "Peg" Reynolds.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialToo true!! I was so happy we got to discuss it.
@kristenklopez.bsky.social🎃Spooky season has come to @ticklishbiz.bsky.social!🎃 The Patrons voted on this year's theme, haunted houses, and I kick things off with my special guest Coco talking about Boris Karloff and James Whale's underrated 1932 horror/comedy THE OLD DARK HOUSE.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialI have not. Will have to give it a read!!
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialOff to see BEHEMOTH so doing the final share a bit early. I love finding ways to discuss Old Hollywood and true crime within the world of contemporary film. VERITY might not be a great movie, but it opens up lots of discussion on how bad women haven't changed much on-screen.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialI did when I was in college.
@kristenklopez.bsky.socialOne more sleep until I see THE DEVILS!
@kristenklopez.bsky.social22. THE SIX LOVES OF JAMES I: Just when I think I've read every Tudor-connected book a new one pops and I devour it. This was no different. A deep dive into James I that lays out why he's more than just the successor to Elizabeth I. Not the best history book I read but a fun one.
