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Dust off the theme tune — Disney’s rebooting Glee after 11 years
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Diablo Cody says Jennifer’s Body 2 will show a more sympathetic Jennifer
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Walton Goggins’ The Shield is still getting new spin-offs 18 years after the finale
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Craig Ellison

Craig Ellison

About Craig Ellison

Craig Ellison has been writing about entertainment for nearly a decade — from college newspapers to major film publications. His work focuses on adult animation (Futurama, Solar Opposites), video game adaptations (Castlevania: Nocturne), dark fantasy (Jujutsu Kaisen, Daemons of the Shadow Realm), and horror (Mike Flanagan, John Carpenter's The Thing, and anything A24 touches).

Before shifting fully into entertainment, Craig spent over six years as a baseball writer, publishing weekly articles across multiple outlets. That sports background gave him an unusual but useful skill: he treats streaming rankings, IMDb scores, and release schedules like a box score — with healthy skepticism and a soft spot for the underdog.

Craig got his start in student journalism at Illinois Valley Community College (writing for The IV Leader) before transferring to Eureka College on the Stephen W. Rigazio scholarship. At Eureka, he wrote for The Pegasus, covering everything from campus happenings to politics — including the 2020 election and Palestine. He graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's in Communication.

What he's watching right now

  • Only Murders in the Building
  • What We Do in the Shadows
  • Castlevania: Nocturne
  • Whatever FromSoftware game is currently ruining his sleep schedule

Favorite films

  • Forrest Gump
  • Pulp Fiction
  • The Thing (John Carpenter)
  • Sinister
  • Anything A24

Favorite anime

  • Jujutsu Kaisen
  • Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

Why trust his reviews: Craig watches everything he covers. No second-hand takes. No fluff. Just honest opinions from someone who has spent nearly a decade writing professionally about film, TV, and animation.

Craig writes for CineCorner independently. All views are his own.

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Diddy's release date has moved again, and good-conduct credits now get him out four months early
Diddy's release date has moved again, and good-conduct credits now get him out four months early
Sean “Diddy” Combs is set to leave prison sooner than expected after his release date was brought forward again, shaving off even more time behind bars.
Netflix drops Apatow's Funny People on 16 September, the film that never made its money back
Netflix drops Apatow's Funny People on 16 September, the film that never made its money back
An underrated 2009 Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen comedy that struggled at the box office but fared better with critics is about to vanish from a major streamer.
A Reddit horror thread became a novel, and now Lily James is buying the haunted ranch
A Reddit horror thread became a novel, and now Lily James is buying the haunted ranch
Seasons has just bolstered its ranks, with Lily James now joined in Companion director Drew Hancock’s supernatural horror thriller by names you’ll recognise.
How are Zack and Sharon related in EastEnders? He only arrived in Walford in 2021 — the tie itself is decades older
How are Zack and Sharon related in EastEnders? He only arrived in Walford in 2021 — the tie itself is decades older
James Farrar's casting was announced on 31 January 2021, and Zack Hudson turned up in episode 6237 on 16 March. Within weeks he'd moved into Sharon Watts's house. The BBC kept the reason under embargo until the moment he opened his mouth at a funeral.
What year is Batman: Caped Crusader set in? Bruce Timm has chased this exact setting since the '90s
What year is Batman: Caped Crusader set in? Bruce Timm has chased this exact setting since the '90s
Prime Video's Batman: Caped Crusader never states a date on screen. It doesn't need to. The cars are 1940s models, the men wear double-breasted suits and fedoras, the telephones have rotary dials, and there is not a computer in Gotham.
Alpha is No. 3 on Netflix's non-English chart with 3.3 million views and a 22% Rotten Tomatoes score
Alpha is No. 3 on Netflix's non-English chart with 3.3 million views and a 22% Rotten Tomatoes score
Netflix’s latest action thriller raids the Jason Bourne toolbox with gleeful abandon — the question is whether that mash-up really delivers the high-octane espionage rush it’s chasing.
Bombshell leaves Netflix on 10 September and turns up on Prime Video the very same day
Bombshell leaves Netflix on 10 September and turns up on Prime Video the very same day
Margot Robbie’s Bombshell is set to bid Netflix farewell and reappear on a major streamer, giving you another shot at the award-winning drama.
Kate Beckinsale's Stolen Girl is No. 3 on Prime Video, and it still has no Rotten Tomatoes score
Kate Beckinsale's Stolen Girl is No. 3 on Prime Video, and it still has no Rotten Tomatoes score
An overlooked Kate Beckinsale action thriller is suddenly pulling fresh viewers on Prime Video, nearly a year after release — despite barely registering in cinemas first time round.
John Cena says his Peacemaker return 'could be never', and season 3 isn't in development
John Cena says his Peacemaker return 'could be never', and season 3 isn't in development
John Cena’s just handed you a not-exactly-reassuring update on his DCU future as Peacemaker, speaking to ScreenRant at the Coyote vs. ACME premiere.
Poor Things leaves Netflix on Monday and turns up on HBO Max the same day
Poor Things leaves Netflix on Monday and turns up on HBO Max the same day
Poor Things is leaving Netflix, but don’t fret — Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo’s Oscar-winner already has a new streaming home.
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