Brittany Patrice is a San-Diego, CA-based freelance film critic and editor. She created Pop Culture Reviews in 2018 to be a voice of reason in film and TV criticism. Specifically, Patrice has been a champion of storytelling from and about Black people, women, and is an advocate of first-time filmmakers.
Brittany Patrice was awarded her Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Indiana University in 2018. But don’t let the science nerdiness fool you. She’s an avid lover of movies and prides herself on using her analytical eye to review them. Whether Patrice is ranting about thematic narratives or appreciating the artistic mise-en-scènes, she will find a way to talk about films by any means necessary.
Throughout the year, you can find Patrice raving about the latest horror films, covering film festivals like Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca, and TIFF, or exploring various indie features. But when she’s not deep into a movie, she is developing & training the next generation of scientists by day, traveling the world, and/or video gaming at night. Whatever the case, her life’s goal is to have fun and meet some great people along the way.
Publications:
Pop Culture Reviews, Screen Rant, Next Best Picture, That Shelf, Film Threat, and Cinema Debate
Memberships:
San Diego Film Critics Society (SDFCS)
African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA)
Online Association of Female Film Critics (OAFFC)
North American Film Critics Society (NAFCS)
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Fun Facts About Patrice:
Favorite Film Genre: Horror
Favorite Films: Enemy (2013) and Silence (2016)
Favorite Actress: Viola Davis
Favorite Actor: Jake Gyllenhaal
Favorite Cinematographer: Roger Deakins
Favorite Directors: Denis Villeneuve and Martin Scorcese