Spencer Perry

@thespencerperry.bsky.social

I’m a loner, Dottie. A rebel. Editor @comicbook.com, Atlanta Film Critics Circle member, University of Alabama alum, Polite Young Man. Side project: @everydaredevil.bsky.social

I went behind the scenes on ReelShort's steamy adaptation of Sierra Simone's Lyonesse books to understand how vertical dramas are leading the charge on "trope-forward storytelling," why romance adaptations are boosting verticals in a whole new way, and more:

Inside the Steamy Romance Trilogy Taking Verticals by Storm

Nico Tortorella, Jake Lively, Katelyn Rose, and author Sierra Simone discuss ReelShort's groundbreaking Lyonesse Trilogy adaptation.

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As much as technology has advanced in impressive and sometimes scary ways in recent years, you’d think we would’ve figured out how to prevent multiple people from hitting “reply all” on an email that someone forgot to mass BCC

Marking as a spoiler to preserve the surprise, but this moment in Resident Evil has had me laughing since I saw it. Not because of the movie, but because when it happened and it kept going, the guy next to me muttered, as matter-of-factly as possible: "Nope, too long."

I'm sorry, but I can't be the only person who is wildly amused by the legs sticking out from the top of the door on the RESIDENT EVIL poster. I literally laugh every time I see it out in the world. To me, Door Legs is an icon. A diva. The moment. Door Legs is Time's Person of the Year.

The poster for 2026's RESIDENT EVIL, featuring a darkened doorway with limbs sticking out of the shadows in various directions.

This week, #Reacher kicks off a whole new era with the premiere of #Neagley. I profiled Alan Ritchson and Maria Sten on their evolving partnership, both on and offscreen, and what's next for Prime Video’s hit action-thriller franchise.

Alan Ritchson and Maria Sten Are Officially Changing ‘Reacher’s Franchise Formula

Alan Ritchson and Maria Sten open up about Reacher, Neagley, pushing the action further, and where the Prime Video franchise goes next.

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For about the first hour, Resident Evil is almost a perfect movie. It stumbles some after that, but is a real hoot to watch. A great movie where the people in the audience are yelling at the character what to do, he does it, and it goes totally wrong. comicbook.com/movies/revie...

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Captures the Game Experience Perfectly [REVIEW]

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is an almost perfect movie for the first hour, but stumbles some near the end. [REVIEW]

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