Neil Miller

Neil Miller is the persistently-bearded Publisher of Film School Rejects, Nonfics, and One Perfect Shot. He's also the Executive Producer of the One Perfect Shot TV show (currently streaming on HBO Max) and the co-host of Trial By Content on The Ringer Podcast Network. He can be found on Twitter here: @rejects (He/Him)
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The Most Beautiful Shots of ‘Game of Thrones’

By Neil Miller 

Exploring the most beautiful shots from television’s most epic show.

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The Academy is Wrong

By Neil Miller 

Filmmakers begin to speak out against The Academy’s decision to relegate four awards to commercial breaks and the message is the clear: this is wrong.

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The Best ‘Letterkenny’ Episodes By Character

By Neil Miller 

‘Letterkenny’ has invaded the United States and you need to be ready.

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Drop What You’re Doing and Watch ‘Maniac’ on Netflix

By Neil Miller 

The Jonah Hill and Emma Stone-led series probably isn’t what you’re expecting in all the right ways.

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The Night We Came Back to Fantastic Fest

By Neil Miller 

A veteran attendee’s notes on the first day of the rest of Fantastic Fest’s life, plus evidence that ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ really exists.

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‘The Perfection’ Review: A Masterful Work of Tension and Brutality (Fantastic Fest 2018)

By Neil Miller 

Allison Williams and Logan Browning lead what is easily one of the year’s best thrillers.

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The World Doesn’t Need Any More Bryan Singer Movies

By Neil Miller 

Millennium Films thinks it’s a good idea to bring Bryan Singer back. We disagree on a number of levels.

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15 Characters From The ‘Aquaman’ Trailer We Can’t Wait to Meet

By Neil Miller 

If we’re going to understand this ‘Aquaman’ movie, we have to get to know all the relevant players.

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‘Hearts Beat Loud’ Review: It’s Simply Delightful

By Neil Miller 

Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons sing their way into your heart in this low-stakes dramedy about how we deal with change.