Liz Young
School
University Of Arizona, East Carolina University
Expertise
Harry Potter, Found Footage & Computer Screen Horror, Book Adaptations
- Liz has covered popular events like New York Comic Con and the London Independent Film Festival.
- She hosts comic con panels about the wizarding world.
- She has worked with Media Lab Books to help pen two unofficial Harry Potter resource books.
Experience
Liz is an entertainment writer and horror fanatic living in sunny Arizona. After completing her degrees in Anthropology, Liz decided to embrace her love for writing and embark on a new path. She began working with MuggleNet in 2020, covering film events and writing articles focused on the Wizarding World. Liz's writing has also been featured in MovieWeb, including interviews with actors, composers, and producers, and The Daily Fandom.
Education
Liz received a bachelor's in anthropology from the University of Arizona and a master's in anthropology from East Carolina University.
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Stories By Liz Young
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Netflix's "Perfect Match" may bring couples like Kariselle Snow and Joey Sasso together, but the question is whether they stick it out after that.
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Interested in watching "Welcome to Plathville" but don't know who is who? Here's a brief primer on the sprawling, often dysfunctional family.
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"Fly Me to the Moon" chronicles some sketchy events surrounding the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon. But which of those were real and which weren't?
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If you've never actually watched the Freddy Krueger saga, here is the best order to view every "Nightmare on Elm Street" movie ever released.
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Ashley Jones spent six seasons as one of the stars of History Channel's "Swamp People," but why did she leave the show, and what's she been up to since then?
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"A.P. Bio" was rude, crude, and had a loyal fanbase. So why was the show canceled by NBC, picked up by Peacock - and then canceled a second time?
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While being a Disney Channel star may seem like a dream job to kids, the reality is that these actors were forced to abide by incredibly tough rules.
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As hard as it is to believe, "Justified" has been off the air for 10 years -- here's where its cast members are now.
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If you loved Noah Centineo's slick spy series "The Recruit" on Netflix and you're looking for similar shows to get stuck into, you're in the right place.
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Georgia was arrested for killing Cynthia Fuller's husband Tom in "Ginny & Georgia" Season 2, but why did she do it? The answer is not straightforward.
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Mark Harmon's son, Sean, portrayed a younger version of his father's "NCIS" character several times, so why didn't he reprise the role for "NCIS: Origins?"
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You've surely seen Bryan Greenberg, one of the stars on Suits LA, before -- here are some of his biggest projects to help jog your memory.
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When you start watching "Suits LA," you'll probably recognize Lex Scott Davis, the actress who plays Erica Rollins. Here's where you might know her from.
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If you've been captivated by the documentary "Longest Third Date," you might be wondering: are Matt and Khani still together? And there's some good news.
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Alicia Clark is one of the first characters introduced on "Fear the Walking Dead," but does she survive to the end of AMC's zombie apocalypse series?
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The Wicked Witch of the West has green skin in 1939's "The Wizard of Oz" and it's the same with Elphaba in "Wicked," but why is she green when nobody else is?
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If you're a fan of the Spanish-language teen romance flick "Through My Window" and you're looking for similar movies to watch, we've got you covered.
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Chris and Paige were paired off on Season 12 of "Married at First Sight," but did the couple remain together, or have they gone their separate ways?
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Seeing people get together on "Too Hot To Handle" is part of the Netflix show's appeal, but how many couples stayed together after filming their seasons?
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If you're a fan of the Netflix teenage drama "My Life With the Walter Boys," here are ten more you can binge watch.
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One of the characters in "On My Block" who changes the most is gang leader Oscar, which makes his ultimate fate all the more powerful.
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If you fell in love with the Spanish romantic drama film "My Fault," here are some similar movies that you need to check out.
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If you fell in love with the Glen Powell-Sydney Sweeney romantic comedy "Anyone But You," here are some other classic rom-coms you'll enjoy!
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"The Summer I Turned Pretty" is a massive hit for Amazon, but which of the two brothers does Belly end up with in the book trilogy that inspired the show?
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The "After" franchise may not be a critical darling, but audiences can't get enough of the romance films. Here's how you can dive into them, in order.
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Alaric died a surprising amount of times in "The Vampire Diaries" and "Legacies," even for a universe where characters pass between life and death all the time.
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As soon as "Where the Crawdads Sing" came out, it was met with controversy, largely surrounding its author. But what actually went down?