Anya StanleySocial Links NavigationAnya Stanley is a FANGORIA columnist, published author, film critic, and staunch Halloween 6 apologist. Her work can be found at AV Club, Crooked Marquee, Birth. Movies. Death., and her website and on Twitter. Latest articles by Anya Stanley 'Rebecca' Review: Wheatley wanders aimlessly through a watered-down mimic of Hitchcock’s adaptation By Anya Stanley published 22 October 20 Ben Wheatley’s latest is not like his other films, and that’s not a good thing. 'Bad Hair' Review: A bold satire with a mind of its own By Anya Stanley last updated 22 October 20 A young Black production assistant gets a weave to get noticed in her looks-centric industry, but it turns out to be more than she bargained for. Movies 'Mulan' Review: Beautiful, but lacking in character connections By Anya Stanley last updated 16 September 20 Headstrong young 'Mulan' disguises herself as a man and answers the conscription call on behalf of her family, fighting in the Imperial Army to defend China from northern invaders. Movies Get the What to Watch NewsletterThe latest updates, reviews and unmissable series to watch and more!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Shetland season 9 episode 3 recap: who gets killed on the boat? 2Why Abbott Elementary is not new tonight, November 203The Bold and the Beautiful recap for November 20, 2024: backstabbers4Deal or No Deal Island season 2: release date, host, cast and everything we know about the game show5Nutcrackers: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Ben Stiller movie
'Rebecca' Review: Wheatley wanders aimlessly through a watered-down mimic of Hitchcock’s adaptation By Anya Stanley published 22 October 20 Ben Wheatley’s latest is not like his other films, and that’s not a good thing.
'Bad Hair' Review: A bold satire with a mind of its own By Anya Stanley last updated 22 October 20 A young Black production assistant gets a weave to get noticed in her looks-centric industry, but it turns out to be more than she bargained for.
'Mulan' Review: Beautiful, but lacking in character connections By Anya Stanley last updated 16 September 20 Headstrong young 'Mulan' disguises herself as a man and answers the conscription call on behalf of her family, fighting in the Imperial Army to defend China from northern invaders.
