Jeff Ewing
School
University Of Oregon, Eastern Washington University
Expertise
Film History, Horror And Monster Movies, DC Comics
- Jeff is a Rotten Tomatoes-certified film critic and a member of the Critics Choice Association.
- He's an experienced after-show host and interviewer, having interviewed Oscar-winners like Bong Joon-ho and Aaron Sorkin, talented genre filmmakers like Takashi Miike, Barbara Crampton, and David Bruckner, and award-winning comic creators like Brian Michael Bendis.
- Jeff is the founder/host/producer of the monster podcast Humanoids from the Deep Dive that covers films, TV, and folklore, and has had a number of talented filmmakers on as guests.
Experience
Jeff has been a writer on pop culture topics for around 14 years, starting with contributions in various Pop Culture and Philosophy books (Terminator, Jurassic Park, Frankenstein, etc.) before co-editing Alien and Philosophy and Stranger Things and Philosophy. He currently writes for Looper and /Film, with prior writings in Forbes, Shudder's THE BITE, and in university press texts and textbooks. Jeff is also a story expert and screenwriter with a background in script coverage for festivals like the Austin Film Festival.
Education
Jeff has a Master's in Sociology from the University of Oregon, with a focus on theory; he has a Bachelor's in Philosophy from Eastern Washington University.
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Stories By Jeff Ewing
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"Reality" director Tina Satter and star Sydney Sweeney discussed telling the story of Reality Winner, adapting the transcripts from her interrogation, and more.
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Chris Pine shared the hilarious scene that he and the "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" writers were ready to fight to keep in the final film.
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While discussing "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," Chris Pine shared why he thinks everyone should try playing the tabletop RPG.
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Kiernan Shipka explained that she'd love to return to Sabrina Spellman and detailed what she'd like to see from an adult version of the character.
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"Wildflower" star Kiernan Shipka discussed working with her esteemed co-stars and her feeling that the cast became a family on set.
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Kiernan Shipka stars in "Wildflower" as a teen with two parents who have intellectual disabilities. She spoke to Looper about the film and her other projects.
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Ernie Hudson explained why he loves the "Quantum Leap" revival and teased that viewers will come to know his character better throughout Season 2.
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Ernie Hudson shared that Winston will get the respect he deserves in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2," according to his conversation with director Jason Reitman.
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Kaitlin Olson of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" spoke to Looper about the series' long-running success and why she thinks it still connects with fans.
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Cheech Marin stars in the inspiring new sports film "Champions." Here's what he told Looper about why he thinks sports films connect so well with audiences.
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Kaitlin Olson shared what it was like to work with Woody Harrelson in "Champions" and why she loved making him laugh on set during filming.
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"Champions" star Kaitlin Olson explained why her filming experience made her very grateful for pretending to like Shakespeare in college.
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"Champions" star Ernie Hudson opened up about working with his co-stars, returning for the "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" sequel, and Season 2 of "Quantum Leap."
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"Shotgun Wedding" is a rom-com, but the film lead to an uncomfortable set piece that prompted Cheech Marin to be more cautious over the scripts he chooses.
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Kaitlin Olson spoke to Looper about her role in the charming film "Champions," along with her experiences on "Hacks" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."
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When Michael B. Jordan stepped up to direct "Creed 3," Tessa Thompson was surprised to learn what detail about her character he gave special attention to.
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While every actor has their own approach, sometimes these styles can clash, but Jonathan Majors from "Creed 3" knows how to handle situations like this.
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Bianca is a staple character in the "Creed" franchise, and Tessa Thompson had a hands on role in shaping this essential character's journey.
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In "Champions," Cheech Marin plays the manager of a rec center where disabled young athletes train. He told us about the film and why he loves sports movies.
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Jonathan Majors revealed in an exclusive interview for "Creed III" that he trained so hard to look and act like a boxer that he had to tone it down.
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"Creed III" director and star Michael B. Jordan spoke about the development of Adonis' character in the new film and how it connected to his own personal life.
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"Creed III" star Tessa Thompson spoke to Looper about her character's evolution, disability representation, and working with Michael B. Jordan as a director.
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Jonathan Majors explained how listening to Nipsey Hussle's music helped him get into the right headspace to play Damian in "Creed 3."
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Michael B. Jordan wanted multiple perspectives on boxing in "Creed 3," and he explained how each fight in the film shows a new aspect of the sport.
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"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" director Peyton Reed explained how the change to MODOK's origin story solved the puzzle of how to bring him to the MCU.
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"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" introduces Jonathan Majors' Kang on the big screen, and Peyton Reed hypes up what makes the MCU villain so unique.
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Ana Gasteyer is a comedy legend, with her performances on "Saturday Night Live" being iconic, and she looks back fondly at the collaboration process on "SNL."