About Hannah Erbe Smith
Hannah is a 24 year-old writer and editor from San Diego. Growing up, Hannah’s interests included surfing, women’s sports, justice, reading, and writing. She graduated with a Bachelor of the Arts in English Literature from Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York, where she served as copyeditor of the student newspaper and played NCAA Division I water polo. She is currently focused on content creation, the world of film production, confronting sociopolitical norms, and exploring uncomfortable emotions. She loves independent films, dark comedy shows, and Studio Ghibli films. Her favorite movie of all time is Moulin Rouge. Her current favorite television series is Bojack Horseman.
Latest Articles
Why She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Is Not the Average Kids Show
With fresh ideas, loveable character adaptations, and a wealth of representation, Netflix's 2018 She-Ra reboot has delighted kids and adults alike.
10 Movies Like Wes Anderson's to Watch if You Love the Director's Style
Many people enjoy Wes Anderson films for their unique style. Here are some movies to watch if you love his work and want something similar.
We're All Going to the World's Fair, Explained
Jane Schoenbrun's spooky indie film thoughtfully illustrates a neglected teenager's experience with a viral internet horror trend.
Is The Blair Witch Project Still One of the Scariest Horror Movies More Than 20 Years Later?
The film that gave the found footage subgenre a horror platform terrified audiences upon its initial release, but does the fear factor hold up today?
Derry Girls: Why You Should Watch the Hilarious Irish Comedy on Netflix
Living in Protestant Northern Ireland during the Troubles, five Catholic teenagers navigate the complexities of teenhood in the hilarious Derry Girls
Abbott Elementary: What We Hope to See in Season 2
The hilarious yet wholesome mockumentary-style series Abbott Elementary has officially been renewed. Here's what we are hoping to see!
Here's Why Surf's Up is Arguably the Best Movie About Surfing
There are plenty of fictional films about surfing that simply miss the mark. Here's how the 2007 comedic mockumentary Surf's Up gets it right.
Bravest Warriors: Will We Ever Get Closure?
From the creative mind of Adventure Time and The Midnight Gospel, Pendleton Ward's Bravest Warriors still hasn't received the closure it deserves.
Love, Death & Robots: The Best Episodes, Ranked
Netflix's popular Love, Death & Robots has produced some thought-provoking, visually stimulating, and thrilling tales, but which are the best?
Brand New Cherry Flavor: Why Horror Fans Should Watch the Netflix Show
The intense miniseries presents an exciting new avenue for horror movie fans, featuring dark witchcraft, body horror, and not so sweet revenge.
Moulin Rouge: Here's What Makes the Musical a Cinematic Masterpiece
With Baz Luhrmann's visually compelling Moulin Rouge, the 1890s French cabaret retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice remains unmatched to this day.
The Funniest Bob's Burgers Characters, Ranked
The popular animated comedy series Bob's Burgers is famous for delivering laughs, but which character is responsible for busting the most guts?
How Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off Expertly Documents Skateboarding Culture
This insightful documentary artfully outlines Tony Hawk's impact on the world of skateboarding. Here's how.
A Serbian Film: Is the Internationally Banned Movie Art or Trash?
A Serbian Film is a graphic horror movie, so please be advised that this article contains references to content that some may find disturbing.
HBO's Somebody Somewhere: Why You Should Be Watching
Despite positive reviews, the lighthearted HBO drama-comedy Somebody Somewhere has had fewer initial viewers. Here is why you should watch it.
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On: What We Hope to See in the Film
Twelve years after his debut success, the adorable viral YouTube star is getting his own film this summer. Here's what we hope to see!
Arcane: What Makes the Netflix Show One of the Best Video Game Adaptations
Creators often have difficulty translating video game narratives into film or television adaptations, but Arcane succeeds in defying the norm.
The Coen Brothers: How the Directors Dissect American Culture
The critically-acclaimed Coen Brothers' impactful, often humorous insight into American culture characterizes their great success as filmmakers.
The Wicked Film Adaptation: What We Hope to See
Critically acclaimed and beloved by musical fans, the hit Broadway show Wicked has set high expectations for its long-awaited movie adaptation.
Explained: How Skins Was a Game Changer for Teen Dramas
Although teen dramas were popular beforehand, the 2007 release of Skins permanently altered the genre's landscape by introducing dark, raw themes.