Zak Wojnar
School
The College Of Westchester
Expertise
Movies, TV, Video Games, Interviews
- Zak has years of experience as a writer, with credits at Game Informer, Screen Rant, Muscle & Fitness, Men's Fitness, Centennial Media, and more.
- As an interviewer, Zak has spoken at length with hundreds of artists, actors, writers, and directors, sharing their stories with the world at large.
- An avid video game enthusiast, Zak has reviewed countless AAA titles and written features, guides, and editorials about the realm of interactive entertainment.
Experience
Zak Wojnar is a New York City-based writer with over a decade of experience in his field. He's been published online and in print, discussing topics as varied as video games, movies, cheese, and the deli business. In 2018, he conducted his first professional interview, with director Antoine Fuqua, and discovered his passion for speaking with the artists whose work shapes our lives and worldview. Since then, he's covered countless NYC press junkets and interviewed hundreds of creators in person, by phone, on Zoom, and via e-mail. Zak loves sharing his appreciation for art with anyone willing to listen. Finally and most importantly, he once sang lead vocals in an all-male Madonna cover band.
Education
Zak graduated from The College of Westchester in 2011 with a degree in Digital Media. Basically, that means he knows his way around a computer and can use his skills to minimize the barrier between his words and his audience.
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Stories By Zak Wojnar
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The action-packed "Taken" franchise, starring Liam Neeson, includes three films and a TV show. To help you keep up with it all, we explain the entire timeline.
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Kevin Smith's long-awaited sequel, "Clerks III," ties up Randal and Dante's story, which started back in 1994 with "Clerks." Here's the film's ending explained.
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Beast has no shortage of disturbing scenes, and we're here to rank them all.
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Even though "Beast" is not complicated, there are some deeper themes that inform the story throughout, so read on as we explain the ending in great detail
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After five seasons, "Miami Vice" had run its course and concluded with a grand finale, "Freefall." Here is the ending of "Miami Vice" explained.
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"Miami Vice" delivered several classic episodes during its five-season run in the latter half of the 1980s, but a number of duds also dropped in that time.
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"Miami Vice" was always ahead of its time, and it featured several guest stars who went on to do big things. These famous people all appeared on the show.
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There's a lot to love about Jordan Peele's thrilling third film Nope, but there are still some moments and characters that are less developed and impressive
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"Nope," Jordan Peele's latest horror masterpiece, is full of scary moments. We're ranking the most terrifying of all, from mildly spooky to totally nightmarish.
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Underworld: Evolution is 16 years old in 2022. Let's take a look back at the cast of the movie and see what they're up to these days.
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Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic is a celebrated depiction of the life and times of the King of Rock and Roll, and there are more films that scratch the musical itch
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Diane Lane has starred alongside Keanu Reeves, Kevin Costner, Richard Gere and others in iconic films from the lasts several decades. But what's her best movie?
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What movies and TV shows do you recognize the cast of "Top Gun: Maverick" from? We're here with the answers.
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In addition to being a stand-up comedian, Gilbert Gottfried worked as an actor across film and TV. Let's take a look at 45 of his movies, ranked worst to best.
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Tommy Lee Jones made his first film appearance in 1970, and his career has been going strong since. Here is every Tommy Lee Jones movie ranked worst to best.
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Let's look at every Russell Crowe movie, ranked from worst to best.
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If you love watching Bryan Mills take on the bad guys in "Taken," you'll love these 20 action movies packed with suspense, combat, and revenge.
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Gerard Butler's career encompasses family films, action flicks, and period dramas. This is every single one of his movies, ranked from worst to best.
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Hercule Poirot is one of the most famous fictional detectives, and his mustache is part of it. But his 'stache in "Death on the Nile" is more than decoration.
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"Death on the Nile" tells a complex story of love, murder, and failure. Let's start at the beginning and make our way through the film, all the way to the end.
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"Final Destination" is not about whether someone will die, it's about how their death will occur. Here are the best kills in the "Final Destination" franchise.
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Groundbreaking cop show Hill Street Blues premiered over 40 years ago, so it's only natural that some of its actors are no longer with us.
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Every "Final Destination" movie features death, mayhem, and a shocking ending. We're here to explain those frightful finales.
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One of the greatest actors of all time, Al Pacino has enjoyed a career since the 1960s. Over time, he's had some incredible co-stars, so here they are, ranked.
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Countless shows about doctors have graced our TV screens since the 1950s. Here's the most rewatchable, from Sacred Heart to Seattle Grace.
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While fans eagerly await news regarding "Cobra Kai" Season 5, there are plenty of other martial arts-themed TV shows to watch. Here are some of the best.
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Sidney Poitier shared the screen with an incredible roster of co-stars, from established legends to up-and-coming talent. Here's the best ones, ranked.