RoleSenior Film Critic and Writer
LocationNevada, USA
ExpertiseTV, Film and Entertainment, Rotten Tomatoes Approved, Film Journalism
Contribution1096 articles published since September 2018

M.N. Miller

M.N. Miller joined Ready Steady Cut in April 2018 as a Senior Film Critic and Writer. Since a young age, Miller has dreamed of becoming a legitimate critic and having that famous “Rotten Tomatoes” approved status—in 2023, he achieved that status.

As a film journalist and avid member of the Las Vegas Film Critic Society and the Critics Choice Association, Miller is your go-to source of information for what to watch next in the world of Film and TV. In addition to writing for Ready Steady Cut, Miller has had his work published at Film Focus Online, FandomWire, Geek Vibes Nation, and InSession Film. 

When he’s not delving into movies, Miller enjoys relaxing on Sunday afternoons, watching reruns of California Dreams with his wife. He’s also waiting for that next Pearl Jam Album.

Articles by M.N. Miller

‘I Came By’ Ending Explained – Will Hector Keep Getting Away With Murder?

September 1 2022

Well, Hector Blake (Paddington’s Hugh Bonneville) knows how to fill in his alone time since putting his wife away in a psychiatric hospital. Besides enjoying...

‘I Came By’ Review – A Wicked Turn By Bonneville

September 1 2022

Talk about changing up a dramatic and family-friendly filmography. I Came By, a horror thriller by director Babak Anvari, allows Hugh Bonneville to be seen...

Fakes Season 1 Review – laughs, heart, and verve to spare

August 31 2022

Fakes, a Netflix Canadian streaming import, has an interesting premise. The two main characters, Zoe (Emilija Baranac) and Becca (Jennifer Tong), alternate each episode as...

Here Be Dragons (2022) Review – noteworthy turns by Sapsford and Bestic

August 30 2022

Here Be Dragons refers to the medieval practice of placing illustrations of monsters, such as sea creatures or, commonly, dragons, on areas of maps that are...

‘Seoul Vibe’ Ending Explained: The Future of the Sanggye Supreme Team

August 27 2022

In Seoul Vibe, Dong-wook and Joon-gi helped drive crates of illegal guns around Saudi Arabia. When they return to Seoul, they see much has changed...

‘Seoul Vibe’ Review – Fun, Vibrant, Action-Packed Nostalgia

August 27 2022

It was 1988, and the great city of Seoul was riding high levels of democratic freedom. Trends from the West are pouring in. The latest...

‘Loving Adults’ Ending Explained – Does Leonora Let Christian Go?

August 27 2022

Here is the deal with Loving Adults. Christian (Darin Salim) and Leonora (Sonja Richter) may be a power couple, but they have grown apart for...

‘Loving Adults’ Review – A Lifetime Film Achievement

August 27 2022

Anna Ekerg’s novel has a cynical view of marriage, it seems. The thin line between love and hate has never been so wide between her...

Untrapped: The Story of Lil Baby Review – A Stylized and Meaningful Profile

August 27 2022

Streaming services have served up a buffet of documentaries profiling great musicians’ rise (and sometimes fall) over the past decade. Many, though, have not received...

‘Samaritan’ Ending Explained: Sam’s Discovery of Joe’s True Identity

August 26 2022

This story is about Samaritan, a heroic vigilante killed by his brother, Nemesis, years prior, and the city has not been the same. Sam Clearly (Javon...

‘Samaritan’ Delivers Action and Potential

August 26 2022

Samaritan has had a long and windy road to its release. The film from Overlord director Julius Avery had several dates for prime scheduling to...

Filming Locations for ‘Samaritan (2022)’

August 26 2022

Samaritan was filmed in Atlanta, the state capital of Georgia. MGM bought the script and attached Stallone’s Balboa Production to co-produce the feature. With Stallone...

Three Thousand Years of Longing Review – Put the Djinni Back in the Bottle

August 24 2022

I wish George Miller had not played it so safe with Three Thousand Years of Longing and just ripped the Band-Aid off. His script is...

Breaking Review – An Electric Boyega Cannot Save a Lifeless Script

August 20 2022

Breaking, originally titled 892, was released at Sundance to rave reviews. Yes, the story is timely. The main character is a bit different and refreshing...

Summering Review – The Wrong Kind of Message and Lesson

August 20 2022

There is something very off about James Ponsoldt’s latest film, Summering. There is nothing particularly vile, objectionable, or lurid regarding Ponsoldt’s script regarding imagery. The...

‘Orphan: First Kill’ Ending Explained – Esther’s Secret

August 19 2022

Orphan: First Kill starts with an art therapist, Anna (Gwendikyn Collins), arriving at her new job. She comes, and the facility goes on lockdown. The...

‘Orphan: First Kill’ Review – A Frustratingly Standard Horror Picture

August 15 2022

I have to say, horror has always been my least favorite genre, but watching Orphan in 2009 was one of the first that stuck in...

Bodies Bodies Bodies Review – A Bloody Good Time

August 15 2022

Oh, the bad things that happen to Zoomers when they get together in large mansions and are left to their own devices. I mean, horrible...

Bullet Train Review – Fast Paced, Fun, and Relentlessly Overstuffed

August 15 2022

You will have far worse cinematic experiences than David Leitch’s Bullet Train. It’s an action-packed, bloody thrill ride that satisfies anyone’s craving for mindless theatrical...

The Princess (2022) Review – HBO Documentary Gives a Remarkable Glimpse of the Subject

August 13 2022

If anything, the HBO documentary film, The Princess, confirms the greatness of Pablo Larrain’s Spencer. This was a fever dream of biography that I labeled...