Lyvie Scott
Lyvie Scott is an entertainment writer based in Atlanta, GA. Her passions include minority studies and aesthetically pleasing celebrities — and she usually finds a way to shoehorn both into her work.
Lyvie has previously written for /Film, Comic Book Resources, and Screen Speck, and currently has bylines with publications like TV Guide and Offscreen Central. She spends the majority of her time looking for ways to spotlight women of color in traditionally gatekept genres, those she grew up loving, and critiquing the disparities that marginalized filmmakers face. Her favorite movie (currently, at least) is Wong Kar-wai's The Grandmaster.
It’s 'Ex Machina’s World. We’re Just Living In It.
“It’s Promethean, man.”
Is Wonder Man A Mutant? Marvel Has “Discussed” It
To me, my Wonder Man.
Guillermo Del Toro’s 'Frankenstein' Is Getting An Extended Cut
Life eternal.
How Sam Raimi’s 'Send Help' Defies The Desert Island Thriller
The director is keen to subvert expectations in the horror genre — and, hopefully, with a new superhero movie.
'Cosmic Princess Kaguya!' Is A Chaotic Delight
The Netflix anime remixes an age-old myth into a love letter to virtual reality.
It Doesn’t Get Much Campier Than 'The Gallerist'
Natalie Portman turns a corpse into art in Cathy Yan’s slick satire.
'Wonder Man' Finally Does Right By Trevor Slattery
The controversial Iron Man villain is suddenly the most endearing character in the MCU.
'Wonder Man' Just Introduced A New Potential Avenger To The MCU
Meet Simon Williams — for real, this time.
They Don’t Make TV Like 'Resident Alien' Anymore
Kung-kung!
Here’s Everything You Need To Know About The 'Wonder Man' Premiere
The new star of the MCU has arrived.
The 'Handmaid's Tale' Sequel Finally Has A Release Date
Tune in for The Testaments.
'Send Help' Is 'Triangle Of Sadness' For The Gore Hounds
Sam Raimi’s latest horror is a deliriously dark return to form.
'Wonder Man' Is As Close To Perfection As The MCU Can Get
Marvel strikes gold with a quiet character drama, a buddy comedy, and a superhero satire all rolled into one.
'Maul: Shadow Lord' Trailer Reveals A Murky Part Of Star Wars History
Just Maul. It’s cleaner.
Frances Turner Is Dropping A Bombshell
Fallout’s most mysterious — and misunderstood — character finally tells her side of the story.
Luke Cage Could Return To The MCU After All
“There’s some unfinished business.”
'Ponies' Is Better As A Buddy Comedy Than A Spy Thriller
Peacock’s latest tramples over the tropes of the subgenre.
Here’s Everything You Need To Know About 'The Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms'
The Thrones-verse gets a major shake-up.
How Justin Long Sank His Teeth Into Another Ambitious Horror Story
With Night Patrol, Long adds another sympathetic baddie to his resume.
'His & Hers' Is A By-The-Numbers Crime Thriller Saved By Steamy Chemistry
Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal nearly get lost in this small-town murder mystery.
