Jeremy Herbert
School
Kent State University
Expertise
Movies, Horror, Theme Parks, Filmmaking
- Ever since seeing a picture of Steven Spielberg surveying a miniature horizon of army men for Raiders of the Lost Ark, before he could even read, Jeremy has studied the art of filmmaking.
- Jeremy has covered the horror beat for years at various genre sites and remains close to the community through the festival circuit.
- Due to the historical nature of his usual subjects, Jeremy subsists on a steady diet of abandoned behind-the-scenes featurettes and similarly obscure sources for research and context.
Experience
Since he could work a camera, Jeremy has split his time making movies and writing about them. His horror films and screenplays have won festivals and competitions alike. His writings have appeared in outlets like Bloody Disgusting, Crooked Marquee, Cracked, Morbidly Beautiful, Attractions Magazine, and PopHorror. He also occasionally writes for and about the theme park industry, specifically where it meets the movies.
Education
At Kent State, Jeremy most of his waking hours working on a live comedy show at the campus TV station, hustling another half hour of material every week. When not stealing footage around campus for parody trailers, he was writing scripts and producing short films for actual grades.
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Stories By Jeremy Herbert
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Mel Brooks' contributions to the cinematic comedy world are gigantic. Obviously, we had to rank them.
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Making movies is hard. Don't believe us? Take a peek behind the camera with these 15 documentaries, all of which explore the rigors of filmmaking.
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Rippling muscles, grisly one-liners, and a non-stop barrage of bullets and hellfire. These are the '80s action films that changed the genre forever.
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If you're still looking for more after watching James Bond in "No Time to Die," here's a list of films that might fill the 007-sized hole in your heart.
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Mission: Impossible has a reputation for showing off knuckle-whitening, insurance-defying stunts. These are Cruise's most impressive — and most horrifying.
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Clint Eastwood is more than an actor and a director. He's a cinematic icon. From taciturn cowboys to rogue cops to grumpy old men, these are his 14 best roles
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the wildest, weirdest horror franchises out there. These are the entries you should watch — and the ones you should avoid.
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60 years after his first cinematic car chase, Bond is inseparable from his keys. From the Citroen 2CV to iconic Aston Martin DB5, these are 007's best rides.
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'80s action films are bigger than just Die Hard, Aliens, and Mad Max. If you're a real action aficionado, these are the '80s flicks you absolutely need to see.
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Spy cinema is a lot more than just 007; secrets, suspense, and sex never go out of style. Neither have these 15 all-time great spy films.