Kieran Fisher
Location
Glasgow, Scotland
School
University Of The West Of Scotland
Expertise
Quentin Tarantino, The Marvel Cinematic Universe, Friends
- Kieran recently co-edited a book on the films of Quentin Tarantino for McFarland. It will be released sometime in the near future.
- As the former managing editor of Diabolique Magazine, he covered the weird and wacky world of genre cinema and television.
- He's a fanboy of John Carpenter, Quentin Tarantino, and Martin Scorsese, but he reserves as much love for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Fast and the Furious," Gerard Butler, and sitcoms.
Experience
Kieran has worked as a professional writer since 2016. He was the Managing Editor of Diabolique Magazine and contributed to an array of print outlets, including Scream and Starburst. Kieran also worked as a scriptwriter for OSSA Movies and he's provided booklet essays for Arrow Video's "Black Moon Rising," "The Boondock Saints," "JSA - Joint Security Area," and "The Ring Collection" Blu-ray releases. Kieran's work has also been featured on Den of Geek, Fandor, Film School Rejects, and Screen Rant. He joined Static Media in 2020 and has been putting his movie, television, and pro wrestling obsessions to good use since then by creating news articles and features for Looper and Wrestling Inc.
Education
Kieran has a bachelor's degree in Psychology and Politics from the University of the West of Scotland. Learning about various philosophies in these fields has helped him discover interesting themes and subtexts in the entertainment he consumes.
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Stories By Kieran Fisher
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Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy had a major influence on "The Big Bang Theory." Here's how the sitcom's creative team paid tribute to the actor when he died.
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In 2023, Google users were most interested in finding out about five particular films — but why did some of them cause so much polarization?
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Do you remember the first time Jamie Reagan went undercover on "Blue Bloods" back in Season 2? Here's why he ditched his uniform for some plain clothes.
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Is the new "Frasier" on Paramount+ a reboot or a completely fresh series? The show's lead star, Kelsey Grammer, has his thoughts on the matter.
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Given her diminished role in "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," one has to wonder whether Amber Heard's character Mera survived the events of the sequel.
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"Peaky Blinders" may have ended after its sixth season in 2021, but Netflix has more plans for the Shelby family in the works, including two spinoff series.
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Following the passing of David McCallum, "NCIS" has now set the date of a special Season 21 episode that will pay tribute to the actor and his character, Ducky.
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Ncuti Gatwa was a little too loose with his spicy language on the "Doctor Who" set until the beloved show's producer spoke with the new Doctor.
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An update from James Gunn has DC fans very worried. The update involves some sad news regarding the production of Matt Reeves' "The Batman II."
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"Escape from New York" fans would undoubtedly love to see Kurt Russell reprise his role as Snake Plissken. It's unlikely to happen for a big reason, however.
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Movies always have the ability to cause controversy, and in 2023 there were 10 in particular that raised no small amount of heated debate.
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Does Leonard move on too fast after Penny (temporarily) dumps him in Season 3? Also, did you know Judy Greer was on an episode of "Big Bang Theory"?
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Emma Stone's sex scenes in "Poor Things" have proved to be extremely controversial, but the film's director continues to defend them.
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"Friends: The Next Generation" is a fanfiction sequel to the hit series, with a cast too big for NBC to ever actually turn it into a real show.
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"Cobra Kai" is one of Netflix's most popular shows, but the "Karate Kid" spin-off is ending after Season 6. Co-creator Josh Heald explained why.
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Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is expected to be in the running for multiple Oscars, but there's one category the acclaimed drama is snubbed from.
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"Peaky Blinders" Star Benjamin Zephaniah died during the early hours of Thursday morning, his family has confirmed. He was 65 years old at the time of passing.
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Norman Lear, the developer of iconic sitcoms such as "All in the Family" and "Sanford and Sons," has passed away aged 101, his family has confirmed.
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Some fans may know that Cary Grant boycotted the Academy Awards for quite some time, but how many know the reason that led him to his actions?
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An allegedly erroneous report that "Looney Tunes" is being pulled from Max has fans speaking out about Warner Bros. Discovery's business practices.
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Leroy Jethro Gibbs is now an iconic TV character name. However, when Mark Harmon first took the part on "NCIS," that name wasn't set in stone.
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Jason Statham worked with real bees for his role in "The Beekeeper," so how many times was the action star stung while filming his role?
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"The Black Phone" is getting a sequel, and five of the film's main characters, including Ethan Hawke's The Grabber, will be back to reprise their roles.
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Karen Gillan's upcoming role on "The Simpsons" is something she has been publicly interested in for well over a decade.
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"Frasier" fans may be wondering whether we will see Niles Crane return for the reboot. According to Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce has already weighed in.
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Former "NCIS" star Mark Harmon shares what he thinks his character, Leroy Gibbs, has been up to since the actor stepped away from the show.
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After he was fired from "Two and a Half Men," Charlie Sheen feuded with the show's creator, Chuck Lorre. Here's how the two patched up their differences.