Emily Carter is based in London, where she works as an Assistant Cinema Manager. Outside of work, she devotes most of her free time to film journalism — watching new releases, following industry news, researching, and writing about cinema and television, with the long-term goal of making film journalism her full-time career.
Emily is drawn to animation, television series, and films that carry more depth than they initially appear to. She also covers streaming releases, independent cinema, and the latest developments across film and television.
What fascinates her most
Stories that reveal unexpected emotional or philosophical depth beneath an accessible surface. Some of her favourite works include Gravity Falls, Over the Garden Wall, Rick and Morty, and South Park — shows often dismissed as light entertainment or "just animation," but which explore identity, growing up, morality, grief, and the absurdities of modern society. They've shaped how she thinks about storytelling, and continue to influence the criticism and analysis she writes today.
Emily writes for CineCorner independently. All views are her own.
All news by Emily Carter
Jeanne du Barry ending explained: why she's thrown out of Versailles before Louis XV is even dead
Maïwenn's film gives its heroine everything Versailles has to offer and then takes it back in a single afternoon. Here's what happens in the last twenty minutes, and why the order of events is stranger than it looks.
October 4, 2026 1:58 pm
Breathless ending explained: the cop mistranslates Michel's last words to Patricia — and so do most English subtitles
Michel's dying line in Godard's debut is mumbled, mistranslated inside the film by a policeman, and then mistranslated again by the subtitles. Here's the French, and what each English version quietly changes.
October 4, 2026 9:23 am
Midsommar director's cut vs theatrical: the added 23 minutes settle the one argument fans still have about Dani's ending
Ari Aster released a longer version of Midsommar six weeks after the theatrical run, and it is not a bonus-features edition. Here's what the restored footage contains and how it changes the reading of the final scene.
October 3, 2026 2:58 pm
‘Doomsday is only our 39th movie’: Kevin Feige says Marvel is nowhere near done
Even with Phase Six nearing its end, Kevin Feige says Marvel’s film machine isn’t easing off, teasing more to come beyond the next Avengers films.
October 2, 2026 6:04 pm
The Fast and the Furious filming locations: Dom's house is real — and so mobbed that Google blurred it on Street View
Almost nothing in the 2001 original was built on a backlot. The house, the market, the race streets and the diner are real addresses in Los Angeles, and one of them has spent twenty-five years dealing with the consequences.
October 2, 2026 5:21 pm
40 million viewers in under two weeks: Prime Video has renewed its Reacher spin-off Neagley
Prime Video has renewed a Reacher spin-off starring Maria Sten for a second season, off the back of its massive viewership success.
October 2, 2026 4:38 pm
Bridgerton season 6 will be Eloise’s — a deleted TikTok from the writers’ room gave it away
Bridgerton’s writers’ room has started on season 6, centred on Eloise and Sir Phillip Crane, with Netflix eyeing a release between late 2028 and early 2029.
October 2, 2026 3:07 pm
Tenshi no Tamago ending explained: Oshii claims he doesn't know what it means — but he did say what the egg is
Mamoru Oshii has spent forty years telling interviewers that his 1985 film is extremely difficult to explain. He has also, in those same interviews, given a direct answer about what the egg is — and the two statements are not in conflict.
October 2, 2026 2:23 pm
Lanterns season 2 isn’t official yet, but it has already hired the writer of Marvel’s Doctor Doom comics
HBO has not renewed Lanterns yet, but its season 2 writers’ room has been working for weeks — now with Halt and Catch Fire co-creator Christopher Cantwell on board.
October 2, 2026 1:38 pm
Walton Goggins will reportedly be John Leguizamo’s right-hand man in the new Miami Vice
Walton Goggins has joined Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler in Miami Vice ’85, reportedly as a henchman to John Leguizamo’s cartel boss.
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