Matt Taylor

Matt Taylor
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Matt Taylor is the TV editor at The Pop Break, along with being one of the site's awards show experts. When he's not at the nearest movie theater, he can be found bingeing the latest Netflix series, listening to synth pop, or updating his Oscar predictions. A Rutgers grad, he also works in academic publishing. Follow him on Twitter @MattNotMatthew1.

How to Get Away with Murder, ‘I’m Not Her,’ – The Reset Continues with a Solid Standalone Episode

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Ten Days in the Valley: A Decent, If Unremarkable, Start

ABC has built much of their lineup around compelling dramas with complicated female leads, often led by a recognizable actress. This fall, Kyra Sedgwick...

Gerald’s Game: A Crazy Thriller Right Until the Very End

Take the formula that made Gravity a Best Picture nominated success: a woman stranded in a dire situation, left with nothing but her own...

How to Get Away with Murder Season 4 Premiere: Is “I’m Going Away” A Return to Form?

It’s that time of year again: America’s most attractive gang of scheming defense attorneys are back. And while the cast is better looking than...

The Florida Project: The Unexpected Oscar Contender of 2017

Roger Ebert once said, “ovies are like a machine that generates empathy. It lets you understand a little bit more about different hopes, aspirations,...

Beach Rats: A Dark Coming of Age Story

While the two films were made completely independently of one another, it’s almost impossible to watch Beach Rats and not immediately think of Moonlight....

Columbus: Beautiful, Heart Wrenching, and Honest Filmmaking

Columbus, Indiana is primarily known for two things. On one hand, the town is decorated with breathtaking architecture, making even a regular bank or...

Ingrid Goes West: A Solid Heathers Riff for Millennials

With Ingrid Goes West, millennials raised in an age of social media finally have a dark comedy they can truly claim as their own....

The Glass Castle: A Powerful, But Hollow, Family Drama

One of the most underrated films of the 2010s was Destin Daniel Cretton’s Short Term 12 – a brilliantly acted, hugely emotional look at...

Atomic Blonde: A Great Action Film, A Not-so-Great Film

Stop – clear your mind. Now, ask yourself: “How much money would I spend to watch Charlize Theron beat the crap out of a...

To the Bone: Good Intentions. Heavily Flawed.

Reviewing a film like To the Bone is always a challenge – particularly when it’s not all that good. A stark, uncompromising look at...

Lady Macbeth: Performance of the Year?

When your film’s title references one of the most iconic villains of all time, you certainly set the bar high for yourself. It should...

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