Amelia Hart

About Amelia Hart

Amelia Hart is a film and television journalist based in Manchester. Originally from the seaside town of Morecambe in Lancashire, she developed a lifelong fascination with crime fiction, psychological thrillers, and atmospheric storytelling that continues to influence both her viewing habits and her writing.

She holds a BA (Hons) in Film Studies from Manchester Metropolitan University, where she focused on European cinema, screenwriting, and film criticism while contributing to student media publications.

Before joining CineCorner, Amelia contributed to several independent entertainment publications in the UK. She later worked as a freelance contributor for Collider and assisted with editorial proofreading for Deadline, helping prepare entertainment news and feature content for publication.

Specialises in

Television series, psychological thrillers, crime dramas, Scandinavian noir, streaming releases, festival cinema, and entertainment industry news.

Favourite films & series

  • The Bridge (Bron/Broen)
  • The Killing (Forbrydelsen)
  • The Wicker Man
  • True Detective
  • Sharp Objects
  • Mare of Easttown

She is particularly drawn to stories built around morally complex characters, slow-burning investigations, and psychological tension.

Journalism is only one step toward Amelia's long-term ambition: to write and direct her own feature film, and eventually premiere it in competition at an international film festival. Covering the film industry gives her the chance to study storytelling and filmmaking from the inside while developing her own voice as a future filmmaker.

Amelia writes for CineCorner independently. All views are her own.


All news by Amelia Hart

Brad Pitt spends Heart of the Beast alone in Alaska with a dog, and audiences are coming out in tears
Brad Pitt spends Heart of the Beast alone in Alaska with a dog, and audiences are coming out in tears
Fresh from its theatrical release, Brad Pitt’s Heart of the Beast has some cinemagoers wiping their eyes and praising Brad Pitt and Odin’s touching story.
Harold & Kumar 4 is being written, and John Cho already knows the catch: weed is legal now
Harold & Kumar 4 is being written, and John Cho already knows the catch: weed is legal now
Good news for Harold and Kumar 4 from John Cho — and a tease of where the story’s headed.
Keira Knightley spies on her own husband in Netflix's Guy Ritchie-style thriller, back for season 2 in November
Keira Knightley spies on her own husband in Netflix's Guy Ritchie-style thriller, back for season 2 in November
With a distinctly Guy Ritchie vibe, Netflix’s six-part spy thriller is due back in November — so there’s no better moment to get stuck in.
Finished Band of Brothers? Prime Video has six episodes about the commandos sent to stop Hitler's atomic bomb
Finished Band of Brothers? Prime Video has six episodes about the commandos sent to stop Hitler's atomic bomb
Band of Brothers diehards, take note: a six-part WWII miniseries is zeroing in on a sorely overlooked battlefront.
'Taylor Sheridan meets Sergio Leone': an eight-episode western you can binge in a day
'Taylor Sheridan meets Sergio Leone': an eight-episode western you can binge in a day
If bounty hunters, vengeance and morally grey heroes are your poison, this true Spaghetti Western-style series is one you can polish off in a single day.
The Last of Us season 3 has cast John Goodman, and the voice of Abby from the game is playing the Seraphites' leader
The Last of Us season 3 has cast John Goodman, and the voice of Abby from the game is playing the Seraphites' leader
The Last of Us Season 3 has lined up fresh blood and returning favourites for the HBO series, with roles unveiled as its story presses on into 2027.
Lost Highway filming locations: the Madison house, the Luna Lounge, the desert road — and who really owned that house
Lost Highway filming locations: the Madison house, the Luna Lounge, the desert road — and who really owned that house
Almost every address in Lynch's 1997 film is real, and most of them are still standing. Here's where the Madison house, the club, the garage and the hotel actually are, plus the thing about that house that changed hands in March 2026.
Fans want Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin to take on Tom Holland’s Spider-Man once Daredevil: Born Again ends
Fans want Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin to take on Tom Holland’s Spider-Man once Daredevil: Born Again ends
Vincent D’Onofrio’s goodbye has lit a fire under Kingpin fans, who, after Daredevil: Born Again’s cancellation, rally for his next MCU move — and it’s a specific one.
DC’s Clayface leaves Batman out entirely — the same bet that got Resident Evil to 96%
DC’s Clayface leaves Batman out entirely — the same bet that got Resident Evil to 96%
DC’s Clayface is playing the same card that made Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil successful, as Warner Bros. unveils the final trailer for James Watkins’ body horror movie.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me — the David Bowie scene explained. Lynch cut most of it, then took 25 years to finish it
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me — the David Bowie scene explained. Lynch cut most of it, then took 25 years to finish it
David Bowie shot one sequence for David Lynch's 1992 prequel and most of it never reached cinemas. Here's what the scene contains, how much was restored two decades later, and what it took to put the character back on screen afterwards.
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