Nick Staniforth
Location
Nottingham, United Kingdom
School
Nottingham Trent University
Expertise
The Sopranos, The Wire, Ridley Scott
- Nick has been unloading his geek-related brain matter for 18 years across various platforms with his first ever film review being for "Batman Begins," which he still believes is the best Batman film ever.
- Nick's first ever interview was with Andy Samberg for "Hot Rod" where they both expressed their love for living legend, Ian McShane.
- Prior to writing for Static Media, Nick's career-changing moment was being sent to the "Alien: Covenant" set and being jumped by an actual face hugger.
Experience
Having studied film and television for three years, Nick spent a long time writing about what he loved for Moviepilot, Screen Rant, Dexerto, and Jumpcut as a side hustle. Eventually, he took the plunge as a freelancer and joined Looper in 2022, where he can finally apply his secret talent of punmanship to those who need it.
Education
Nick's B.A. in media film & television also involved focusing on European and British cinema, as well as mainstream television.
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Stories By Nick Staniforth
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One of the biggest theories, or legends, really, surrounding 1996's "The Rock" is that the action thriller is actually a James Bond sequel.
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During the opening scene of "The Dark Knight," Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man can be seen on-screen. Here's what to look for next time you rewatch it.
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Of all the "Star Trek" movies that have been released since 1979, this one ranks the highest among critics and has similarly impressive box office receipts.
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This fan-created trailer for a "ThunderCats" movie shows us what Henry Cavill, Alexandra Daddario, and Willem Dafoe would look like as the feline characters.
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Pay close attention to the credits for "IF" and you'll notice Ryan Reynolds isn't the only connection the family film has to R-rated blockbuster "Deadpool 2."
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Here are seven of the best quotes delivered in Season 1 of "X-Men 97," all of which are guaranteed to build up anticipation for the show's second season.
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The worlds of Marvel and Dragon Ball collide thanks to fan art imagining what it would look like if Hugh Jackman's Wolverine got a Vegeta-style makeover.
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"X-Men '97" head writer Beau DeMayo addresses Deadpool's absence from the critically acclaimed animated series, explaining why he hasn't appeared.
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AI-generated imagines imagine what various Spider-Man characters would look like if they were in a Studio Ghibli film, and the results are eye-catching.
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Most "X-Men" fans are excited about the idea of Magneto joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe at last -- although they do have a few lingering concerns.
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One of the signs to help you spot a Sith in "Star Wars" is their fiery yellow change in eye color. Here's how it happens and the exception to the rule.
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An AI-generated trailer imagines what Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel 2" could have been, pitting Henry Cavill's Superman against a new powerful threat.
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Spider-Man 3 concept art highlights the original designs for Venom in Sam Raimi's 2007 superhero blockbuster, and the images are disgusting.
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Thanks to artificial intelligence, we now know how "Robocop" would look like if it was shot in the 1950s, three decades before the first film's premiere.
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Actor Karin Konoval delivers compelling performances as Maurice in the rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy. Here's what she looks like in real life.
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One character in the "Planet of the Apes" franchise who defines the ape revolution is human-hating ape Koba. Here's how he looks like in real life.
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He's not Spiderman. He's Spider-Man. But why did that hyphen get stuck in this iconic hero's name to begin with? The answer, of course, lies with Stan Lee.
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This fleeting moment with Remy the rat in "Ratatouille" is an amusing almost-nude scene, a daring choice for the family-friendly animated movie.
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This AI re-creation imagines "The Simpsons" in 1950s-style live action, including residents such as Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, and Krusty the Clown.
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Although the Romulans in "Star Trek" are closely related to the Vulcans, in J.J. Abrams' version of the story, they have a distinct new look.
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As talk about a "Labyrinth" sequel continues to build, fans may be surprised to learn Sarah and the Goblin King's follow-up story has already been told.
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As "The Boys" prepares to embark on its fourth season, its latest trailer gives us a taste of the blood, guts, and chaos that are on the docket.
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A theory about Disney's 1937 classic "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" proposes that the prince is really just a figment of Snow White's imagination.
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"X-Men '97" Episode 8 entertains audiences with a compelling ending and several high-profile Marvel cameos. Here's what you need to know about them.
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This alteration of the "Deadpool & Wolverine" trailer shows the iconic Wolverine mask with the all-white eyes that fans have been waiting to see.
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Eleven's father has never been mentioned, much less named, on "Stranger Things," but a prequel novel reveals information about her biological dad.
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Halle Berry famously brought Marvel's Storm to life in four separate X-Men movies, but before she was cast, a massive pop star turned the iconic role down.