Bryan Wolford

Freelance Writer

United States

I am a lover of comics, books, movies, and television. This led to working in the television industry for 20+ years. Now I spend my time writing for such publications as JoBlo.Com, Comic Book Resources, and other freelance opportunities. I have been a podcaster since 2006 and am a published author.

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Forgotten Film Friday - The Dark Room (1982)

How far can one be willing to go for their obsession? Find out on this week's Forgotten Film Friday.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Frankenstein 1970 (1958)

Did you know Boris Karloff was in a Frankenstein movie outside of the Universal Monster movies?

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The Man In The White Van Review

Should you fear the man that drives by in the white van? Find out in my review.

JoBlo

12/02/2024

Everything We Know About Karate Kid: Legends

A new Karate Kid film is on the way. What can you expect from Karate Kid: Legends when it hits theaters? Find out here.

JoBlo

12/01/2024

Great Biopics That Stretched The Truth (A Lot)

Everyone loves a good biopic, but does that change when we find out that it lied to us? We run down some of the notoriously false biopics.

JoBlo

10/27/2024

Everything We Know About The Running Man Remake

A new adaptation of the Stephen King story The Running Man is making its way to the big screen. What do we know about this remake?

JoBlo

09/07/2024

Deleted Scenes That Changed The Movie

Movies are shaped when they hit the editing room. Let's go over some deleted scenes that changed the movie they were from.

JoBlo

09/24/2024

Ballerina: Everything We Know About The John Wick Spin-Off

John Wick is getting another spin off with the upcoming film Ballerina. What do we know about this film and when can we see it?

JoBlo

07/28/2024

What Does Robert Downey Jr. Playing Dr. Doom Mean?

Marvel blew the lid off of Comic Con. With the announcement that RDJ is back in the MCU as Dr. Doom, what does it mean?

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Maxxxine (2024)

Is Maxxxine an homage to a bygone film era or a cheap imitation of what horror fans crave?