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Emily Estep

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Emily Estep is a journalism student at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. She is a freelance writer/editor in addition to staff writing for We Got This Covered. Contact her at [email protected].

Emily Estep - Page 3

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The Stand Will Be Directed By Scott Cooper Now
Scott Cooper will be replacing Ben Affleck to direct Warner Bros.' upcoming film adaptation of Stephen King's The Stand, presumably because Affleck will be a bit too busy playing Batman in the sequel to Man of Steel. The novel, which was made into an Emmy-award-winning mini-series in 1994, depicts a future where a virus has nearly wiped out all of mankind, leaving the survivors divided into groups of good and evil.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Aug 23, 2013
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David Lowery And Casey Affleck Reunite For To Be Two
The duo of director/writer David Lowery and actor Casey Affleck of indie drama Ain’t Them Bodies Saints are working together on a new project: an artsy, sci-fi short story adaptation called To Be Two. THR reports that Affleck will star again in the Lowery-directed film, adapted by Lowery himself from the Paul Broks short story To Be Two or Not To Be.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Aug 22, 2013
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Kill Your Darlings Review [Sundance 2013]
Years after Daniel Radcliffe was originally cast as poet Allen Ginsberg, rookie full-length film director John Krokidas's Kill Your Darlings finally premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. The film, co-written by Krokidas and Austin Bunn, explores Ginsberg's relationship with Lucien Carr (Dane DeHaan), which brought together now-legendary writers Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac (Jack Huston) and William Burroughs (Ben Foster). Michael C. Hall rounds out the phenomenal ensemble cast as David Kammerer, whose story would later be explored by Kerouac and Burroughs.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Feb 3, 2013
3.5 stars
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The East Review [Sundance 2013]
In The East, star and co-writer Brit Marling goes undercover to stop an anarchist group called "the East," that targets environmental defenders. True Blood star Alexander Skarsgard leads the group, with Ellen Page essentially at second-command. The film opens with a montage that pairs images of seaside and underwater creatures - whose habitat has been destroyed by an oil company - with footage of members of the East pumping oil into the house of the company's leader.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Jan 22, 2013
4.5 stars
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S-VHS Review [Sundance 2013]
S-VHS follows up 2012's V/H/S and keeps the same found-footage theme. In the film, private investigators break into the home of a missing student, only to find a series of tapes, which - for us - contain four horror short films. While each of the tapes contains a different subject, they all have one aspect in common: the supernatural. Given the shorter number of tapes in S-VHS than in V/H/S, each of the short films is relatively long, while the private investigator storyline is rarely on the screen.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Jan 20, 2013
2.5 stars
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Taylor Swift – Red Review
Swift's latest album is just as good as her last, introducing more upbeat dance-inspiring tracks and even more slow songs to mend a wounded heart while maintaining her credibility as one of the most reliable singer-songwriters in pop.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Oct 24, 2012
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New Jack Reacher Poster Pushes The Lame-Limit
Here's the latest Hollywood one-sheet poster, featuring a leather-jacket wearing, orange-skinned, gun-toting Tom Cruise behind the promising tagline "The law has limits. He does not." This is not the first poster for Jack Reacher, which stars Cruise as "a homicide investigator (who) digs deeper into a case involving a trained military sniper who shot five random victims," according to IMDb.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Oct 16, 2012
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True Blood Review: “Let’s Boot And Rally” (Season 5, Episode 5)
The storylines in Bon Temps slowly continue to progress in the latest episode of True Blood. Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) and Bill (Stephen Moyer) team up with Sookie (Anna Paquin) and Alcide (Joe Manganiello) to capture Russell Edgington (Denis O'Hare), as ordered by the Vampire Authority, while the rest of the supporting characters live their eventful but mostly unrelated lives.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Jul 9, 2012
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Doug Benson’s Smug Life, Uncooked or Cooked?
Doug Benson is known for making jokes on a handful of topics: pop culture, Twitter, and smoking lots and lots of weed. He's a busy man, performing stand-up, recording his podcast Doug Loves Movies, continuing his quest to parody every Morgan Spurlock documentary, etc., but Benson never fails to bring his act back to marijuana. Surprisingly, Benson's fanbase is varied; they're not all stoners. His drug-induced humor is uber-goofy, and pop culture appeals to everyone. Some of these fans like to claim that Benson would be a perfect comedian, if not for the weed.
Emily Estep Emily Estep Jul 6, 2012
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