RoleEntertainment Writer
LocationToronto, Canada
ExpertiseFilm and TV, Pop Culture, Entertainment
Contribution265 articles published since June 2022

Amanda Guarragi

Amanda Guarragi joined Ready Steady Cut as an Entertainment Writer in June 2022. She is a Toronto-based film critic who has covered the Toronto International Film Festival, the Sundance Film Festival, the Austin Film Festival, and HorrorFest International. She has been writing consistently for over eight years.

Amanda also launched her website and YouTube channel, Candid Cinema, where she shares her expert opinions on entertainment and provides commentary on pop culture.

She is part of the NAFCA and the Cinemania World Podcast team. Movies will always be her first love, but in 2023, Amanda has become a reader working for Maude’s Book Club. Her favorite director is Martin Scorsese, and her favorite film is The Departed.

She will watch everything and is always looking forward to the award season.

Articles by Amanda Guarragi

The Sea Beast (2022) Ending Explained – Masie The Brave

July 8 2022

In The Sea Beast, Young Maisie came from a long line of hunters who died at the hands of the king and queen. They wrote...

The Sea Beast (2022) Review – A Wholesome Adventure-Family Film

July 7 2022

Netflix has had many original animated films on its platforms, and the majority of them haven’t been that memorable. There have been standouts because the...

‘Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between’ Ending Explained – College Changes Things

July 6 2022

After the grand final date between Aiden and Claire, they go their separate ways in Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between. They understand that they...

‘Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between’ Review – A Realistic High School Relationship

July 6 2022

When we’re older, we realize that everything that happened in high school holds no weight. We realize that we were growing by making mistakes and...

Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness review – a journey of self-acceptance

June 10 2022

This review contains spoilers for the Netflix film Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness. There are many children’s stories that can project a message of...

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