Ryan Scott
School
Mesa Community College
Expertise
Box Office, Star Wars, James Bond
- Since 2016, Ryan has had more than 11,000 articles published for a wide variety of respected publications, including Fangoria and Inverse, in addition to /Film.
- Ryan has interviewed everyone from Tower Records founder Russ Soloman to mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
- The 2018 "Child's Play" remake features a quote from his review on the Blu-ray.
Experience
Ryan has been working as a journalist, primarily in the pop culture space, for a decade and counting. He got his start writing for sites such as the Phoenix New Times before making the jump to writing about movies and TV full time for Movieweb. During his years obsessively covering every corner of the entertainment industry, he has interviewed many big names, including Oscar-winning director Darren Aronofksy and super star composer Michael Giacchino. He has also been on the ground to cover some of the biggest events in all of entertainment, including SXSW, San Diego Comic-Con and Star Wars Celebration. Ryan has also been a guest on popular podcasts such as The Kingcast and the Geekdom Fancast, in addition to his regular appearances on the /Film Daily podcast.
Education
Ryan has an associate's degree in applied science and New Media Studios from Mesa Community College (MCC), one of the largest and most respected community colleges in the country. He also studied audio production technologies at MCC prior to shifting his focus to journalism.
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Stories By Ryan Scott
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Stephen King is a legendary horror writer but he admitted he's not much of a filmmaker when even David Lynch couldn't help him understand a basic rule.
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Stephen King had some extremely encouraging words to say about Mike Flanagan's plans for his Dark Tower saga TV series adaptation.
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Stephen King has shed some light on why Steven Spielberg's long-developing movie adaptation of his and Peter Straub's epic book The Talisman never came to pass.
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Agatha All Along season 2 isn't happening, although it's not, per se, because the Marvel show didn't pull in sufficiently large ratings.
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Sinners director Ryan Coogler wanted the gore to be convincing, so he hired the special effects supervisor from brutal horror film Green Room.
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The writer/director of the Den of Thieves movies wants at least four films in the franchise, but will we actually get the chance to see Den of Thieves 3?
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The main Cheers cast actually reprised their roles from the classic sitcom in animated form on The Simpsons once, with one noteworthy exception.
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Controversial director Mel Gibson is back in the limelight, having only just scored his first number one hit at the box office in two decades.
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Patrick Stewart has always been a man of taste, and this is reflected by his favorite Star Trek movie. Of course, he also stars in it.
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Flight Risk primarily centers on three characters on a plane, although it features a number of subtle cameos by well-established TV actors.
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Darth Vader is arguably cinema's greatest villain, but Star Wars fans can find his most brutal moment in the pages of a fantastic comic book series.
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Over the years, James Bond actor Daniel Craig has revealed his favorite films in the entire Bond franchise. Here are his top three.
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Seth MacFarlane-backed shows generally tend to succeed. However, one of the Family Guy creator's rare misses is the lowest-rated sitcom on Metacritic.
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Success at the box office wasn't always the only way to measure success because Tremors built a franchise off of VHS profitability.
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Mel Gibson's Flight Risk is a full-blown stinker and the first truly awful movie of 2025. How could the same guy who made Braveheart have made...this?
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Mindy Kaling was a vital part of The Office as customer service representative Kelly Kapoor, but here's why she left the show after season 8.
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Resident Evil is the series that won't die, but the latest to resurrect and adapt the popular video game for the big screen is Barbarian's Zach Cregger.
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Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher star in upcoming horror movie Companion, but will it beat out the competition at the horror box office?
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2025's Best Picture Oscar nominees include some box office heavy-hitters. Here's how they stack up, from the highest-grossing movie to the lowest.
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Only one of the 2025 Best Picture nominees has a Rotten Tomatoes score in the 70s and an audience score in the 30s. Despite that, it's still an Oscars darling.
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While the 2024 global box office numbers confirm Netflix is the current dominant force in Hollywood, the theatrical market is still important.
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Here's why Rockstar Games, the publisher of the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, allowed the filmmakers of Grand Theft Hamlet to make their movie.
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A major player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Multiverse Saga originally said he wouldn't be appearing in Avengers: Doomsday but has since changed his tune.
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One of Wes Anderson's best films was made for significantly less than some of his other projects, and the lower budget was to the film's benefit.
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This is not a drill! Ryan Gosling is slated to star in Shawn Levy's Star Wars movie and it's looking like it will be the next movie in the franchise.
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Marvel's Star Wars comics are about to explore an important era of the franchise's timeline with three very familiar characters leading the charge.
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The Skywalker Saga films don't make it all that clear how Palpatine survived after Return of the Jedi. For that, we'll have to look to other Star Wars projects.