Morris needs to get out of the house more often, because he has developed an unhealthy obsession with his MUBI subscription and a seemingly unending pile of screeners. He adores existential dread, and dreads the existence of the adorable.

Sam C. Mac has worked in film and music journalism for the last 15 years, with a particular focus on Chinese cinema. (He lived in China from 2012 to 2014.) Publications that he has written for include Slant Magazine, The AV Club, FLOOD Magazine, and of course In Review Online — which he founded, with his platonic life partner Luke Gorham. He has a degree in East Asian Studies from Columbia University, and he is also a husband, and a father (to a rambunctious baby born in the midst of a pandemic). He will also hopefully, someday, make a living wage.

Andrew is a financial professional with a deep love of film and music. He spends most of his time at concerts and festivals trying to listen to as many new things as possible. He lives in Madison, WI with his wife and two cats.

Igor Fishman is a writer and film critic whose work has been featured in The Quietus, Ultra Dogme, and A Good Movie to Watch. When not writing about film, you could find him working professionally in the nonprofit world. He is based in Brooklyn, New York, and firmly believes that Chantal Akerman’s News from Home is the best film made about his hometown.

Daniel Gorman is a cinephile living in the northern burbs of Chicago. He’s been involved in film exhibition for almost 20 years and writes about stuff in his free time.

Ayeen is an Iranian film critic and cinephile based in Tehran, and he has been working as a critic and translator with various domestic publications for roughly a decade. Although cinema has always been a constant fascination in his life, studying English and the arts helped him to foster a broader appreciation and enthusiasm for different forms of art and entertainment, and to remain an avid, full-time learner and humble aesthete.

When not watching or writing about movies, Selina is rock climbing, listening to Carly Rae Jepsen, or hanging out with her cat.

Matt Lynch has spent his entire life in video stores, mostly at Scarecrow Video. He is also a bartender and a founding member of the Seattle Film Critics Society. He lives and works in Seattle with his partner Molly and their very mean dog Josephine.

M.G. Mailloux is a film programmer and projectionist in New York City. He has a Twitter.

Chris mostly likes YouTube videos about food, but since there’s no such thing as a YouTube critic he’ll make do with movies. He is no longer on Twitter because it makes him anxious.

Patrick Preziosi is a Brooklyn, New York born and based writer, whose work on film, literature and music has appeared in Mubi Notebook, photogénie, The Quietus, Ultra Dogme, The Uncontemporary Review, and Screen Slate.

Steven grew up in a small, no-stoplight town in the middle of central Michigan and realized his love of film when he would spend his afternoons scouring the shelves of his local mom-and-pop video store for the works of Brian De Palma and George A. Romero. Steven currently teaches Film Studies at Bradley University in Peoria, IL and co-hosts the podcast Summer Blockbuster!?! with In Review Online Editor-in-Chief Luke Gorham. Steven hopes to one day view a film that offers as transformative an experience as the Sylvester Stallone arm-wrestling opus Over the Top.