Jon Negroni
Jon Negroni is a film and television critic based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. His bylines include Mashable, Slate, Vulture, The Young Folks, AwardsWatch, The Spool, and plenty more.
Years ago (who’s counting?), Jon wrote a viral long-form essay called The Pixar Theory but don’t hold that against him. Since those halcyon days, he’s written a few books, including a sci-if/fantasy novel called Killerjoy. Nowadays, he’s the host of Cinemaholics, a weekly podcast that covers new film releases across all genres.
You can find Jon on Twitter (@JonNegroni) pitching new ideas for Muppets movies or rambling about his favorite movie of all time, The Mask of Zorro.
20 years ago, Robert Rodriguez made the strangest sci-fi sequel of the early 2000s
They don’t make ‘em like this anymore — that’s probably a good thing.
45 years ago, the best H.G. Wells movie changed sci-fi horror forever
Most H.G. Wells adaptations get this wrong. But in 1977, one movie finally nailed it.
Moonfall review: Roland Emmerich’s greatest hits collide in a thrilling blast
Moonfall is Fast and Furious with spaceships instead of cars.
You need to watch the most flawless sci-fi action sequel on Netflix ASAP
This ‘90s sci-fi action movie sequel is finally back on Netflix. Here's why you should rewatch the best Terminator movie, 'Judgment Day,' now that it's streaming.
You Need to Watch the Most Underrated '90s Sci-fi Movie for Free Before it Leaves Next Week
We all need more giant robot spiders in our lives.
Wheel of Time is not Game of Thrones for one magical reason
Thank the Seven Gods.
Invasion review: X-Men’s Simon Kinberg delivers a thrilling sci-fi epic
This global science-fiction series, for Apple TV+, finds humanity dreading the arrival of an alien threat.
