Lyvie Scott
Lyvie Scott is an entertainment writer based in Atlanta, GA. Her passions include minority studies and aesthetically-pleasing celebrities — and she usually finds a way to shoehorn both into her work.
Lyvie has previously written for Comic Book Resources and Nerdy POC, and currently divvies her time between publications like SlashFilm, Blossom Magazine, and Screen Speck. She spends the majority of her time looking for ways to spotlight women of color in traditionally-gatekept genres, those she grew up loving — and critiquing the disparities that marginalized filmmakers face. Her favorite movie (currently, at least) is Wong Kar-wai's The Grandmaster.
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The cast of Radio Silence’s latest film combine humor, horror and the supernatural.
'Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver' Repeats Its Predecessor’s Mistakes
Zack Snyder delivers the second half of his sci-fi epic... but something’s still missing.
Netflix's Most Exciting Crime Thriller of the Year Reinvents the Assassin
Glen Powell and Richard Linklater reunite for Hit Man.
Guy Ritchie Blows Up History
The stars of The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare uncover the hidden figures of World War II.
Melissa Barrera Wants to Be in 'Scary Movie 6': "That Would Be So Fun"
The Scary Movie franchise has the chance to do the funniest thing ever — and former Scream star Melissa Barrera is open to the possibilities.
'X-Men '97's Most Underused Character Just got a Major Powerup
The Mistress of the Elements is back... and stronger than ever.
Ryan Coogler’s Mysterious Vampire Movie Could Beat Marvel’s 'Blade' to the Punch
2025 could be the year of the vampire.
'Shang-Chi 2' Just Got a Promising — If Vague — Update
Simu Liu confirms a sequel to Shang-Chi is “happening”... but when?
Disney+ is Reintroducing Channel Surfing to the Masses
Everything old is new again.
'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare' Brilliantly Brings Guy Ritchie Back to Basics
The British director returns with another remix of his greatest hits: this time, with Nazis.
'Deadpool 3' Isn’t Actually 'Deadpool 3,' Apparently
Director Shawn Levy calls it a “two-hander” between Deadpool and Wolverine.
Christopher Nolan’s 'Interstellar' is About to Get a Much-Deserved Reappraisal
On its 10th anniversary, Nolan’s angsty sci-fi epic returns to theaters.
4 Years Later, a Propulsive Tech Thriller Just Got a Surprising Second Life
Artificial intelligence is an unstoppable force in Veena Sud’s The Stranger.
I’m Still Mad About How the Star Wars Sequels Wasted Jannah
The mysterious Jannah was one of the best things to come from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Why haven’t we seen her since?
'The Greatest Hits' Is a High-Concept Remix of Romantic Clichés
Time travel is metaphor for grief — and music is the key to unlocking it — in this lo-fi romantic drama.
Can the John Wick Franchise Survive Without Keanu Reeves?
Another John Wick spinoff will test the limits of the blockbuster franchise.
Did Marvel Just Sneakily Introduce a Pivotal 'Deadpool 3' Villain?
After X-Men ‘97’s devastating new episode, nothing will be the same.
'Obi-Wan Kenobi' Could Have Been Saved With a Radically Different Approach
Why the long face, Obi-Wan?
Does 'Joker 2' Understand What Makes Harley Quinn Compelling?
Folie à Deux delivers a more sympathetic take on the Joker — a choice that could come at Harley Quinn’s expense.
'Joker: Folie à Deux' Teases an Iconic Villain’s Second Act
Put on a happy face: the Clown Prince of Crime has returned.
