Audrey Fox
School
Clark University, Harvard University
Expertise
Classic Hollywood, Period Dramas, Star Wars
- Audrey is a Rotten Tomatoes-approved film critic.
- Through her work as a critic for Looper, Audrey has attended many film festivals, including Cannes, TIFF, NYFF, Sundance, IFF Boston, and Berlinale.
- She has interviewed some of the biggest names in Hollywood, including Dan Stevens and Will Forte.
Experience
Audrey is a writer and critic who has worked in entertainment journalism for nearly a decade. She has contributed her film knowledge to outlets such as RogerEbert.com, Crooked Marquee, /Film, We Live Entertainment, Awards Circuit, IGN, and The Nerdist. She also worked as an assistant editor at Jumpcut Online for three years, helping to bring "Jumpcut: The Magazine" to life. Her work at Jumpcut Online as a writer and editor contributed to the outlet winning an award in the group category at the UK Blog Awards in 2019. Before following her passion for writing, Audrey worked at a casting office and a talent agency in New York, assisting on a number of independent films, including "Gun Hill Road," "Union Square," and "Musical Chairs."
Education
Audrey earned a bachelor's degree in film studies and history at Clark University, as well as a master's degree in international relations at Harvard University.
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Stories By Audrey Fox
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Although director James Mangold makes a lot of choices that work, "A Complete Unknown" suffers under the weight of the subgenre's inherent limitations.
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The '90s vibes in Kyle Mooney's "Y2K" are spot-on, but it doesn't save the movie from its lackluster characters and bad script.
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"Gladiator II" features endlessly imaginative set pieces that will amaze audiences just as much as its predecessor did.
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Rather than capitalizing on the success that earned Joaquin Phoenix his first Academy Award, "Joker: Folie à Deux" is something of a mess.
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"Saturday Night" is a fast-paced comedy that shows viewers the chaotic hour and a half leading up to the first episode of "Saturday Night Live."
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Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield star in "We Live in Time," a schmaltzy yet emotionally poignant romantic drama.
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Mike Flanagan trades in spooky for heartwarming with his latest Stephen King adaptation, "The Life of Chuck."
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"Squid Game" is one of Netflix's biggest hits to date -- so why is the streaming giant getting sued over it?
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Daniel Craig teams up with Luca Guadagnino to bring us "Queer," a steamy drama that has a strong first act but falls off precipitously from there.
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Brady Corbet shatters conventions about film length with his instant classic "The Brutalist."
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"Wolfs" squanders the talents of its stars, George Clooney and Brad Pitt, with a tired action comedy that keeps both of them on autopilot.
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"The Deliverance" joins a long list of horror movies that seem to be cursed, based on the on-set experiences of its cast and crew.
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Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson heat up the screen in "Babygirl's" story of sexual awakenings and office politics.
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Angelina Jolie's performance in "Maria" will probably go down as one of the best of the year - and of her entire career, for that matter.
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Beetlejuice and Lydia Deetz return in "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," which unfortunately doesn't know how to use its most beloved characters.
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"The Amityville Horror" is one of the most enduring haunted house films, but unfortunately, we only have a few of its original actors still with us.
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The cast of "Doctor Zhivago" brought to life one of Russia's most famous love stories, and a handful of these actors are still with us today.
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Although Wesley Snipes made a memorable cameo appearance as Blade in "Deadpool & Wolverine," he had a trusty stunt double at his side for the action sequences.
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Robert Downey Jr loved his time as Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he still had one regret about how long he stuck with the role.
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The D23 exposition treated us to a sneak peak at concept art for the upcoming "Frozen III," and fans are finding allusions to Norse mythology in its imagery.
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Colleen Hoover's bestselling romance novel "It Ends with Us" makes the jump to screen, starring Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. But is it any good?
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Zac Efron, teen heartthrob extraordinaire, has kissed his fair share of screen partners. But here's what they had to say about their kissing scenes with him.
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What's an M. Night Shyamalan movie without a twist? Here's everything you need to know about the unexpected ending of his latest film, "Trap."
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"Harold and the Purple Crayon" takes a beloved children's book and turns it into an irritating, flat, miscast waste of time.
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Although M. Night Shyamalan's thriller "Trap" fumbles in the third act, it's a whole lot of fun - and Josh Hartnett nails his role.
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"Battlestar Galactica" quickly helped shape the TV landscape for science fiction, even if only a few of its actors lived long enough to see it thrive.
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1982's "Tron" is a sci-fi classic that was on the cutting edge of CGI technology, and we're lucky that so many of its lead actors are still with us today.
