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Ariel Fisher

Ariel Fisher is a Toronto-based freelance writer, editor, and podcaster. She's written for Fangoria Magazine, Rue Morgue, Atom Insider, and Birth.Movies.Death., and has a monthly column at /Film called "Queering the Scene". She is also the editor of Shudder's weekly newsletter, The Bite.

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    SPECIAL FEATURE

    Catherine Reitman, Workin' Moms, and comfort in the chaos

    Several years ago, Catherine Reitman came up with the idea for Workin’ Moms because of an identity crisis.
    FILM GEMS

    When Harry Met Sally, Roman Holiday and the F Word: the importance of a rom-com location

    The F Word suggests that the city of Toronto could not only play itself, but provide us with the backdrop for a rom-com that does the legacy of When Harry Met Sally proud.
    Television
    TIFF 2019

    The Twentieth Century is a wild and entertaining Heritage Minute from hell

    What do William Lyon Mackenzie King, TIFF’s Midnight Madness programme, and a shoe fetish have in common? Matthew Rankin.
    TIFF 2019

    How to Build a Girl hides a profound story of identity under a layer of cheekiness

    A precocious young woman from Wolverhampton with no friends, a love for dogs, and a desire to do something great, sets out to become a music journalist.