Jeff Spry

Jeff Spry is a screenwriter and freelance journalist covering TV, movies, video games, books, and comics. His work has appeared at Space.com, SYFY Wire, Inverse, Collider, Bleeding Cool and elsewhere. Jeff lives in beautiful Bend, Oregon amid the ponderosa pines, classic muscle cars, a crypt of collector horror comics, and two loyal English Setters.

Articles by: Jeff Spry

Juliette Nichols wearing a spacesuit and walking across an arid plain in Silo season 2

'There’s a big mystery': Silo season 2 showrunner on the dystopian series next chapter on Apple TV Plus

By Jeff Spry published

Ahead of Silo season 2 returning to Apple TV Plus, showrunner Graham Yost explains what viewers can expect from the show's next chapter.

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'I was obsessed with Rosemary’s Baby': Apartment 7A screenwriter on how the Paramount Plus horror movie avoided the curse of the movie sequel

By Jeff Spry published

TechRadar speaks to Apartment 7A screenwriter about making the prequel to Rosemary's Baby.

Batman and Robin from the 1966 TV show

I'm a monster Batman fan – here's where to stream the top movies and shows about the mysterious crimefighter this Batman Day

By Jeff Spry published

DC has named September 21, 2024, this year's Batman Day and to celebrate, I'm revisiting my all-time favorite movies and shows with the character.

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Terminator Zero creator reveals why the new Netflix anime series is 'a faithful adaptation' to the sci-fi franchise

By Jeff Spry published

Ahead of the release of Terminator Zero on Netflix, TechRadar speaks to the anime show's creator Mattson Tomlin.

The 15th Doctor and Ruby Sunday look out of the TARDIS' doors in Doctor Who season 14

'I love this show... but it’s not a musical': Doctor Who season 14 showrunner on Disney Plus debuts and the iconic sci-fi series' latest regeneration

By Jeff Spry published

Returning Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies takes TechRadar inside the iconic sci-fi show's TARDIS-sized rebook.

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