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

Netflix is bringing back the rowing drama with Ke$ha and Mad Men's Jessica Pare after just three weeks on air
Netflix is bringing back the rowing drama with Ke$ha and Mad Men's Jessica Pare after just three weeks on air
Crew Girl landed on 10 September and held its place in the English-language Top 10. Season one ends on a love triangle and a new girls' team.
If you watched Resident Evil outside the US you saw a different cut — Cregger missed the deadline and is not happy about it
If you watched Resident Evil outside the US you saw a different cut — Cregger missed the deadline and is not happy about it
Pencils down at 11:59 on a Saturday, Cregger told The Big Picture. The domestic print got the extra polish; the international one did not.
Mahershala Ali paid for Marvel’s biggest failure with years of his own career — Blade never even started shooting
Mahershala Ali paid for Marvel’s biggest failure with years of his own career — Blade never even started shooting
Ali trained with swords until he injured a knee and moved his family to Atlanta. Kevin Feige has called Blade his biggest professional failure.
Zack Snyder keeps ChatGPT on his phone and still says humans should make the shots — Tom Cruise agrees
Zack Snyder keeps ChatGPT on his phone and still says humans should make the shots — Tom Cruise agrees
Cruise spoke at a BAFTA event, Snyder to Josh Horowitz. Neither thinks AI is going away; both draw the line at the same place.
School of Rock cast: where are they now? The kids never left the group chat — and one wedding pulled nine of them back together
School of Rock cast: where are they now? The kids never left the group chat — and one wedding pulled nine of them back together
Most of the School of Rock kids left acting almost immediately, and stayed in touch anyway. Where the class of Horace Green ended up, and how a cast group chat ended in a wedding.
13 Assassins: who is the 13th assassin? Not a samurai — and, by the ending, possibly not even mortal
13 Assassins: who is the 13th assassin? Not a samurai — and, by the ending, possibly not even mortal
Takashi Miike's 13 Assassins counts twelve swordsmen and one man who is nothing of the sort. Who Kiga Koyata is, how he ends up in the plot, and why the ending keeps people arguing about him.
‘Spider-Man meets The Hangover’ is at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes — the best-reviewed film DreamWorks has ever made
‘Spider-Man meets The Hangover’ is at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes — the best-reviewed film DreamWorks has ever made
Forgotten Island comes from the Puss in Boots: The Last Wish directors and opens in UK cinemas on 25 September.
Kit Harington could not sleep once he got sober — the Harry Potter audiobooks fixed it, and now he is in the show
Kit Harington could not sleep once he got sober — the Harry Potter audiobooks fixed it, and now he is in the show
Harington told the Happy Sad Confused podcast that his brain does not switch off at night, and the books became the habit that helps.
A week before filming, Aaron Sorkin was told to write a Nicole Kidman sex scene — he calls what came out of it ‘just crude’
A week before filming, Aaron Sorkin was told to write a Nicole Kidman sex scene — he calls what came out of it ‘just crude’
Sorkin told The New York Times that Harold Becker wanted the scene a week before shooting began on Malice.
Maisie Williams wants her mutant back — but it's her New Mutants co-star that Marvel is reportedly circling
Maisie Williams wants her mutant back — but it's her New Mutants co-star that Marvel is reportedly circling
Williams told ScreenRant she would do it again, but The New Mutants sits at 36% and the rumours are all about Anya Taylor-Joy.
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