Jake Kring-Schreifels
Jake Kring-Schreifels is a sports and culture writer based in New York. His work frequently appears in The Ringer, GQ.com, and InsideHook, among other publications. He received a journalism degree from Fordham University, where he began writing film reviews and discovered that 25th Hour is his favorite Spike Lee joint. When he's not covering entertainment, he's watching (and sometimes tweeting about) the Phillies.
Kevin Coster’s 'Horizon' Is Trying to Pull Off the Impossible
“There's a big economic risk.”
Reflecting on 'Road House's 8 Wildest Scenes With Rowdy Herrington
The director of the 1989 action movie breaks down the movie’s most absurd movies — including, of course, the throat rip.
Life Among the Sasquatches
The brother directors behind Sasquatch Sunset reveal how their bizarre indie hit came to be.
'Invincible' Showrunner Breaks Down Season 2’s Wild Ending — And Teases Season 3 Plans
“We have some really, really great stuff.”
How a Martial Arts Legend Brought Tarantino’s Bloodiest Fight Scene to Life
“The important part for me was that even though the scene is over the top, it had to be believable.”
John Wick’s Most Iconic Movie Homage Elevated the Franchise to Greatness
With one Bruce Lee tribute, the John Wick franchise’s trajectory was forever changed.
“It’s a Movie That Cannot Be Remade”
Jan de Bont wasn’t consulted about the Hollywood sequel to his 1996 disaster movie, but he’s cautiously optimistic it could be the next Barbie.
How a Daring Cinematographer Saved Stephen King’s Cujo From B-Movie Hell
40 years later, Jan de Bont reflects on the movie that made his career.
