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Austen Goslin

Austen Goslin

Editor, Entertainment

Austen Goslin (he/him) does a little bit of everything at Polygon, as he has for the last six years. He is currently an editor for the entertainment section, which means that most of his time is spent writing and editing stories about the latest TV shows and movies, or something old he wishes more people would watch. Austen loves all things horror, especially movies, and continues to desperately hope that George R.R. Martin releases The Winds of Winter.

Latest articles by Austen Goslin

Jackson’s residents were right to vote against EllieJackson’s residents were right to vote against Ellie
Until Dawn’s best sequence pays homage to one of the game’s standout mechanicsUntil Dawn’s best sequence pays homage to one of the game’s standout mechanics
The best horror movies to watch on Netflix this AprilThe best horror movies to watch on Netflix this April
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By Austen Goslin and Toussaint EganCommentsComment Icon Bubble
Two of 2024’s most innovative horror movies are now on HuluTwo of 2024’s most innovative horror movies are now on Hulu
The Until Dawn movie gets crushed under the weight of its horror subgenresThe Until Dawn movie gets crushed under the weight of its horror subgenres
The best horror movies of the year, ranked by scarinessThe best horror movies of the year, ranked by scariness
Andor’s creator isn’t shy about his inspirations for the Empire in season 2Andor’s creator isn’t shy about his inspirations for the Empire in season 2
The best order to watch all of Star Wars, based on your needsThe best order to watch all of Star Wars, based on your needs0
Sinners is a good reminder that we’re talking about movies’ box office all wrong
The best sci-fi movies to watch on Netflix this AprilThe best sci-fi movies to watch on Netflix this April
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