Larissa Zageris
School
New York University
Missouri State University
Expertise
Mystery Movies/TV, Horror Comedy, Genre Storytelling
- Larissa is the author of "My Lady's Choosing: An Interactive Romance Novel," which Entertainment Weekly calls "an enticing romp."
- She is the author of "For Your Consideration: Keanu Reeves," and "Taylor Swift: Girl Detective."
- Her short film, "Not Bloody Mary," screened on Shudder as part of the Nyx 13 Minutes of Horror Fest and was featured in India's Wench Film Fest.
Experience
Larissa Zageris is a writer, educator, and filmmaker from Midlothian, IL. In addition to her novels and pop-culture books, her favorite work includes comic scripts for "The Wicked + The Divine: The Funnies," "Betty Boop and The Heroine of Hearts," and contributions to Shelly Bond's "Insider Art." Larissa is currently developing a YA Mystery podcast, and frequently scripts interactive media. She has contributed essays to Mortified, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, SYFY, SciFiNow, Attagirl, and The Nerdologues.
Education
Larissa holds BFAs in Dramatic Writing and Film/TV Production from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She's currently pursuing her MFA in Dramatic Writing from Missouri State, where she also teaches Acting Fundamentals. She uses her expertise in filmmaking and the dramatic arts in every article she writes for Looper.
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Stories By Larissa Zageris
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If you've wondered whose traits you most closely align with, we have you covered. Here is the "Better Call Saul" character you are based on your zodiac sign.
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From Bonnie's growth to Jill's wedding, we're here to explain the ending of CBS' hit sitcom "Mom."
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Confused by the dreamlike ending of "American Horror Story: NYC"? We're here to explain it, one symbol, death, and Mai Tai at a time.
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"American Horror Story: NYC" is a sprawling, sorrowful serial killer story, Here are the biggest unanswered questions from "American Horror Story: NYC."
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From Hans' real-world inspiration to historical nods, these are the small details you might have missed in "American Horror Story: NYC."
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It's been a few years since Jack Bauer graced our TV screens, and if you need another show like "24" in your life, here are 12 other shows you should check out.
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Intimacy coordinators are the new group of experts poised to change Hollywood forever. Here is how these consent and safety specialists are helping filmmakers.
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Doting uncle, aspiring rock star, lover of Elvis — Jesse Tanner is all of these things and so much more. Here are his best episodes of "Full House" ranked.
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The characters on "Chicago Fire" are all amazing — but who's the very best? We're ranking these fantastic firefighters to find out.
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Dick Wolf's One Chicago franchise is full of unique and memorable characters. Here's which one you're most similar to according to the stars.
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American Pickers has played host to a wide range of colorful characters over the years, but which one are you most similar to according to the stars?
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Columbo is one of the most famous and beloved detective shows in history, but there's still a lot that fans may not know about the series.
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Read below to discover your "AHS: Double Feature" zodiac sign ... if you dare!
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"Impractical Jokers" has delighted audiences by going to great lengths to make us laugh. Here are the 25 Best "Impractical Jokers" episodes ranked.
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Chucky has the Crypt Keeper's eyes, nearly had the voice of the "Arrested Development" mom, and made a Daft Punk video. Here are more "Child's Play" truths.
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Time travel has been a trope in television for decades, but some shows use it much better than others. These are the best TV shows about time travel.