Izak Bulten
Contributing since January, 2021
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About Izak Bulten
Izak Bulten has written for Listverse, ScreenRant, CBR, TheTalko, TheGamer, GameRant, and The Art Of Puzzles. In his free time, he enjoys animating, playing board/video games, and talking about movies with friends.
Latest Articles
LOTR: Why Wasn't Galadriel At The Council Of Elrond In Rivendell?
Galadriel is one of the strongest characters in all of Middle-Earth, as well as Elrond's mother-in-law. So why doesn't she appear at his Council?
LOTR: Why Does Gandalf Briefly Forget His Name After Coming Back As Gandalf The White?
In 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers', Gandalf doesn't immediately recognize his name when Aragorn speaks to him. Why is this?
This Low-Budget Zombie Movie Has An Unexpected Twist
The Japanese zombie comedy 'One Cut of the Dead' ends up switching gears completely after its first forty minutes.
M. Night Shyamalan's Newest Film Gets A Title And Release Date
M. Night Shyamalan is already working on his next project, Knock at the Cabin, which now has an official release date from Universal.
Internet Story: The Strange Origins Of The Screenlife Genre
Screenlife films have become a huge trend over the last few years, but what's the secret behind their enduring popularity?
The Lost Film That Was Rediscovered In A Janitor's Closet
The original negative of 'The Passion of Joan of Arc' was lost to fire, but a copy was hiding in the last place anyone would expect.
Chess Champion Sues Netflix Over The Queen's Gambit Scene
A scene from 'The Queen's Gambit' alleges Grandmaster Nona Gaprindashvili never played against men, when she actually played — and beat — them often.
Quentin Tarantino Gave Edgar Wright The Title For Last Night In Soho
Edgar Wright got the title for his latest film, Last Night in Soho, from an unexpected source - fellow director Quentin Tarantino!
Blue's Clues' Steve Delivers Moving Message For 25th Anniversary
In a video celebrating the 25th anniversary of Blue's Clues, former host Steve Burns explains why he left and says he never forgot fans.
Netflix Unveils Logo For Its Upcoming One Piece Series
Netflix has released new information on its live-action 'One Piece' series, including an official logo and a behind-the-scenes photo.
Christopher Lloyd And Jaeden Martell Become Rick And Morty In Season 5 Promo
A series of promotional clips for the season five finale of Rick and Morty fittingly feature Back to the Future's Christopher Lloyd.
The First-Ever Marvel Movie Was Hilariously Bad
'Howard the Duck' was the first (and possibly worst) film to use the Marvel Comics name. Is it worth seeing, even for the entertainment value alone?
Warner Bros. Reveals 'The Matrix 4' Title And Trailer At CinemaCon
Officially titled 'The Matrix: Resurrections', the newest installment in the franchise features Neo questioning his reality.
This Japanese Horror Movie Is A Psychedelic Nightmare
Nabuhiko Obayashi's 'House' is a beautifully strange cult classic that deserves a closer examination.
David Gordon Green's Exorcist Sequel Will Feature A Familiar Face
50 years after her breakout role in The Exorcist, Ellen Burstyn is back for the sequel, and she's joined by Hamilton star Leslie Odom Jr.
Satoshi Kon Doc The Illusionist Stars Darren Aronofsky, Heads To Cannes
The Illusionist honors legendary animator Satoshi Kon as he is remembered by those he influenced, like Darren Aronofsky and Rodney Rothman.
The Horror Film So Realistic That Its Director Was Arrested For Murder
'Cannibal Holocaust' director Ruggero Deodato's dedication to realism led some people to believe the murders depicted in his film actually happened.
The '90s Sci-Fi Classic That Predicted Every Christopher Nolan Trope
British gentleman with impeccable fashion sense? Themes of existence, purpose, and fate? Yep, 'Gattaca' has all the trademarks of a Nolan movie.
What The LOTR Anime Adaptation Means For The Future Of The Movie Industry
As the first Hollywood franchise to release a theatrical anime spin-off, 'Lord of the Rings' is setting a precedent for the film industry as a whole.
The Reality Show That Pitted Filmmakers Against Each Other
A "filmmaking experiment" featuring Shane Dawson, 'The Chair' was destined for infamy from the very beginning.