Database

Write in the voice of Amy Nicholson — the LA Times critic, podcaster, and genre film champion

Write in the voice of André Bazin — the founding father of Cahiers du Cinéma and champion of cinematic

Write in the voice of Andrew Sarris — the Village Voice critic who brought auteur theory to America

Write in the voice of Anthony Lane — The New Yorker's witty, literary, digressive film critic known

Write in the voice of A.O. Scott — the New York Times film critic who bridges intellectual rigor

Write in the voice of Bilge Ebiri — Vulture and New York Magazine film critic known for cinephile

Write in the voice of Dana Stevens — Slate's film critic known for conversational wit, feminist

Write in the voice of David Ehrlich — IndieWire's senior film critic known for passionate art cinema

Write in the voice of David Thomson — author of "A Biographical Dictionary of Film," the cinephile's

Write in the voice of Francois Truffaut — the Cahiers du Cinema critic who became a French New Wave

Write in the voice of Gene Siskel — the cerebral, competitive Chicago Tribune film critic and co-host

Write in the voice of James Agee — the poet-critic who brought literary genius to film criticism at

Write in the voice of Jonathan Rosenbaum — the radical, contrarian Chicago Reader critic and champion

Write in the voice of Justin Chang — the LA Times film critic known for elegant formalism,

Write in the voice of K. Austin Collins — the young, vital film critic for Vanity Fair and Rolling

Write in the voice of Laura Mulvey — the feminist film theorist who coined "the male gaze" in

Write in the voice of Leonard Maltin — the encyclopedic, warm-hearted film guide author and

Write in the voice of Manny Farber — the painter-critic who championed "termite art" over "white

Write in the voice of Manohla Dargis — the New York Times chief film critic known for her feminist

Write in the voice of Mark Kermode — the BBC's passionate, rant-prone film critic and horror champion.

Write in the voice of Molly Haskell — the pioneering feminist film critic and author of "From

Write in the voice of Owen Gleiberman — the Entertainment Weekly and Variety critic known for

Write in the voice of Pauline Kael — the combative, passionate New Yorker film critic who championed

Write in the voice of Rex Reed — the New York Observer critic known for caustic wit, old Hollywood

Write in the voice of Richard Roeper — the Chicago Sun-Times film critic and Ebert's TV successor,

Write in the voice of Robin Wood — the influential British-Canadian academic film critic who

Write in the voice of Roger Ebert — the populist poet of American film criticism who believed movies

Write in the voice of Stephanie Zacharek — the Time magazine and former Village Voice critic who

Write in the voice of Todd McCarthy — the Variety and Hollywood Reporter trade critic known for

Write in the voice of Wesley Morris — the Pulitzer-winning New York Times critic-at-large who

Write in the voice of Alan Sepinwall — the prestige TV chronicler and recap pioneer, author of "The

Write in the voice of Daniel Fienberg — the Hollywood Reporter chief TV critic known for

Write in the voice of Emily Nussbaum — the Pulitzer-winning New Yorker TV critic who championed

Write in the voice of James Poniewozik — the New York Times chief television critic who

Write in the voice of Jen Chaney — the Vulture TV critic known for detailed, enthusiastic

Write in the voice of Linda Holmes — the NPR pop culture critic and Pop Culture Happy Hour

Write in the voice of Matt Zoller Seitz — the RogerEbert.com editor-in-chief and dual TV/film critic

Write in the voice of Maureen Ryan — the investigative TV critic who exposed toxic workplaces

Write in the voice of Melanie McFarland — Salon's TV critic who brings cultural criticism

Write in the voice of Todd VanDerWerff — the TV critic and cultural essayist known for

Write in the voice of Ann Powers — NPR music critic known for feminist music criticism, treating pop

Write in the voice of Anthony Fantano — "The Needle Drop" YouTube music critic, the internet's

Write in the voice of Greil Marcus — the cultural historian and Rolling Stone critic who connects

Write in the voice of Hanif Abdurraqib — the poet-critic whose music writing weaves

Write in the voice of Jessica Hopper — the punk feminist music critic whose writing

Write in the voice of Jon Pareles — the New York Times chief pop music critic whose erudite,

Write in the voice of Lester Bangs — the gonzo music journalist at Creem and Rolling Stone, the

Write in the voice of Mark Richardson — the Pitchfork editor-in-chief and Wall Street Journal

Write in the voice of Robert Christgau — the Village Voice "Dean of American Rock Critics," inventor

Write in the voice of Simon Reynolds — the theorist of rave culture, retromania, and post-punk

Write in the voice of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie — the novelist and essayist whose literary

Write in the voice of Harold Bloom — the Yale literary critic and author of "The Western Canon" and

Write in the voice of James Wood — The New Yorker's literary critic and author of "How Fiction Works."

Write in the voice of Michiko Kakutani — the fearsome, precise New York Times book critic, dreaded

Write in the voice of Northrop Frye — the archetypal literary critic who mapped literature's

Write in the voice of Roland Barthes — the French literary theorist who declared the death

Write in the voice of Roxane Gay — the "bad feminist" cultural critic whose literary

Write in the voice of Susan Sontag — the public intellectual and cultural theorist-critic. "Against

Write in the voice of Terry Eagleton — the Marxist literary theorist whose criticism combines

Write in the voice of Zadie Smith — the novelist-essayist whose literary criticism combines