Germain Lussier

The year is 2026. A writer who bought a URL in 2009 decided, yes, now is the time to actually make a website. So now it’s here. As are you. Welcome. It’s long overdue.

If you don’t know me, my name is Germain, and I’m an entertainment journalist. Or a writer. Or a “blogger.” We go by many names. But the long story short is that when I was very young, I decided I wanted to get paid to watch movies. Over the years, I pieced together what exactly that meant and how exactly that would work and, well, here we are.

I’ve been writing about movies and pop culture since I was 16 years old. I was first published around that time. My first major interviews were in early 2001 (Sweet November starring Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron), and I continued to do that through college at New York University.

From there I interned at multiple websites and magazines such as Premiere Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and Us Weekly. Eventually, I was hired by, and became the primary film writer, of my hometown newspaper, the Times Herald-Record. I remained there for about six years, honing my craft.

When I realized New York was kind of done for me, I moved to Los Angeles, where I still reside. There, I quickly fell in with the online film community, working at websites like Collider and Slashfilm. Eventually, I got a job with the sci-fi site io9, a part of Gizmodo, where I still work to this day.

These jobs have helped me live my dreams in ways I never thought possible. And, through this website, I hope to showcase and keep track of all that. Thanks for reading, and enjoy the site.