Kieran Fisher
Location
Glasgow, Scotland
School
University Of The West Of Scotland
Expertise
Quentin Tarantino, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Yellowstone
- Kieran co-edited "The Cinema of Quentin Tarantino: Essays on Race, Violence, and History in the Films of a Pulp Auteur" for McFarland. The book will be available in 2025.
- As the former managing editor of Diabolique Magazine, he is well-versed in the history of world genre cinema.
- He has interviewed Richard Linklater, Larry Cohen, and Michael Jai White.
Experience
Kieran began his writing career in 2016, contributing to a student newspaper before joining Diabolique Magazine. His work has appeared in various print and online outlets, including Looper, Screen Rant, Den of Geek, Film School Rejects, Ranker, Fandor, and Arrow Video. He joined Static Media in 2020 and has put his obsession with movies, TV, and professional wrestling to good use since then.
Education
Kieran has a bachelor's degree in psychology and politics from the University of the West of Scotland.
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Stories By Kieran Fisher
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Netflix is hiking its prices across the board once again. Fortunately, there are ways for its subscribers to mitigate the increase in cost.
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Thanks to a one-episode appearance by one character, a canceled crime show inadvertently tied in with Justified to create a shared universe.
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After starring in NCIS for 19 seasons, fans were shocked when Mark Harmon left the series. Here's the real reason he quit and what he's been up to since then.
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Despite the show's ongoing popularity, ABC elected to cancel The Good Doctor after seven seasons. Here's why the network made that decision.
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Nothing's official yet, but the ratings for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's two-part premiere don't bode well when it comes to a possible season 2.
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Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan wound up violating one of his cardinal rules on the show and its spinoffs, for better or for worse.
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Young Sheldon appears to explain why John Sturgis (Wallace Shawn) has no presence on The Big Bang Theory despite the impact he had on Sheldon growing up.
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This scatological horror movie about a nightmare mother-in-law didn't impress critics, but it's currently one of the most-watched movies on Max.
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The seventh episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew appears to sneakily bring some nasty villains from Star Wars Legends into the official canon.
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Young Sheldon's Missy actress Raegan Revord experienced a traumatic event on the way to film an episode of the show, but her co-star helped her through it.
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Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan isn't surprised by the show's negative reviews. Here's why he says he always knew it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea.
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One episode of the sci-fi series Stargate SG-1 was originally planned to be comedic, but things changed once the script came together.
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Yellowstone might be over but Taylor Sheridan isn't done making Western TV shows with roughneck ranchers, dusty roads, and cowboy hats.
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Young Sheldon was more than just a spin-off of The Big Bang Theory, it was also the inadvertent idea of Jim Parsons.
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Among the many 2024 shows that Stephen King watched and recommends are a pair of mystery box sci-fi series with more than a few things in common with Lost.
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NCIS: Hawaii was canceled by CBS with so little warning that the series finale ends on a cliffhanger. Here's what happened to the procedural spinoff.
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Skeleton Crew episode 6 features a Clone Wars TV show Easter egg that proves the series' creators know their Star Wars history.
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Tate Dutton doesn't exactly have an easy go of things on Yellowstone. Here's what happens to the young cowboy over the course of the show.
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There's only one object Dune director Denis Villeneuve has banned from his movie sets to ensure his actors stay focused on the task at hand.
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Netflix's Squid Game season 2 gives the mysterious figure known as the Front Man a new role to play, and it could change everything.
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Fans have been calling Skeleton Crew 'The Goonies but Star Wars' since the trailers dropped, but episode 5 doubled down on the idea with a touching homage.
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Yellowstone character Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) despises her brother Jaime (Wes Bentley). Here's why there's such bad blood between them.
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While spin-offs are on the way, Yellowstone itself has ended, and the show leaves us with several lingering, unanswered questions.
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Yellowstone producer Christina Voros says Taylor Sheridan's controversial storyline as Travis Wheatley in season 5 served a specific purpose.
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Yellowstone actor Luke Grimes made some interesting and eyebrow-raising comments about Kevin Costner's exit from the hit show.
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Don't expect one of Cobra Kai's primary baddies to appear in Karate Kid: Legends, a film that takes place after the events of the show.
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The fourth episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew brings to mind a famous Disney animated flop, right down to specific plot points.