Trisha Bartle

Trisha’s your resident tarot reader, rom-com lover, and horror connoisseur. In addition to using her vast knowledge of all things cinema to helm Thought Catalog’s TV + Movies entertainment section as Lead Entertainment Editor, she also offers her tarot expertise to Collective World. Trisha splits her time between making art and being awesome.

The 3 Best Horror Movies That Take Place Entirely On Computer Screens

These thriller movies take place in Skype and Zoom and Ring doorbell videos, taking you uncomfortably closer to a real-life horror.

3 Movies To Watch If You’re Secretly In Love With Your Best Friend

These are the romantic comedies all about pining for the one who sees you as “just a friend.” (And where to watch them.)

Netflix Has The Best Romantic Comedy Of All Time

It’s been decided: This is the best rom com ever made.

Netflix Has The Best Jane Austen Adaptation Of All Time

The hand flex. Need I say more?

The 3 Best Romantic Comedies On Netflix This March

It’s spring! You know what that means: Time for a rom com.

3 Movies That Would Have Been Better If Jennifer Coolidge Was In Them

Admit it: Jennifer Coolidge would have taken ‘Titanic’ to the next level.

Here’s Why Amazon’s New Number One Movie Is A Sudden Rom Com Gem

Is your feed full of this new movie, too?

3 Scary Movies On Netflix That Are Perfect For Horror Newbies

Watch these movies when you’re a horror beginner.

Netflix Has An Underrated Rom Com You Need To Watch If You’re A Glen Powell Girlie

If you missed this Netflix Original romantic comedy, it’s time to right that wrong.

Hulu Has A Hilarious Dramedy–And Now Is The Perfect Time To Watch It

Writer, director, and actor Taika Waititi is know for some stellar comedies. But, in 2019, he came out with a satirical drama that had so much heart and tear-jerking poignancy that it very rightfully earned an Academy Award.

Amazon Prime Has One Of The Best Rom Coms Ever…And It’s A Zombie Movie

What happens when a zombie falls in love with a human?

The 3 Best K-Dramas On Netflix This March

You may be missing out on a whole genre of entertainment. Here’s where you should start your K-Drama journey. When you think about the English-language romance shows, you can probably count them all out on one hand–maybe two.