Flickering Myth co-editor Luke Owen sits down with Christine Langan, Head of BBC Films, to talk about Mrs. Brown’s Boys D’Movie… It wasn’t press screened for critics prior to its release and when the reviews came out, it was perhaps clear why. However, that hasn’t stopped Mrs. Brown’s Boys D’Movie being a roaring success at […]

Luke Owen looks at the outrage from last night’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes trailer (which you can watch here)… The Great British public are an incredible bunch of people. We love to queue in orderly fashions, a cup of tea is better than a glass of beer and complaining about things that don’t really […]

Laura McCarthy reviews Grayson #1…. Dick Grayson. Former sidekick. Former Super Hero. Former dead man. And now… agent of Spyral?! A thrilling new chapter of Dick Grayson’s life begins in this new, ongoing series. It’s a super-spy thriller that will shock you and prove one thing: You might think you know Nightwing – but you […]

Luke Owen reviews the first episode of The 100… Adaptations of novels aimed towards teenage audiences are usually criticised for three things – a lack of pace, a lack of subtly and a lack of build. There is much to be said about The 100, the new US drama shown here in the UK on […]

Oliver Davis reviews 2000AD’s Prog #1889… Borag thungg, Earthlets! This week’s Prog has drugged-up boogeymen, sensitive reptilian aliens, clockwork universes and magical words! But first – Amazon. Or, at least, an Amazon parody in the returning Sinister Dexter. The fictional company is called Congo. Subtlety, be damned. New artist Jake Lynch’s black and white pencils […]

Trevor Hogg chats with visual effects producer Allen Maris, production visual effects supervisor John Dykstra; visual effects supervisors  Ken McGaugh, Guillaume Rocheron and Darren Poe, previs supervisor Eric Carney and designer Christian Pearce about the monstrous task of bringing a Toho Studios icon back to the big screen…. “I received a call from Kim LoCascio, Legendary’s VFX […]

Over seven decades of entertaining comic book fans commenced with the release of Marvel Comics #1 in October 1939, and to celebrate the occasion a new anthology titled Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration #1 will be arriving both in print and digital formats. Accompanying a cover by artist Paolo Rivera will be an illustrated adaptation of […]

What a whirlwind story of oddness this has turned out to be. It was reported over the weekend that the leaked script for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – that many movie “scoop” sites have been using for their “scoops” – was in fact a fake leaked purposefully by Warner Bros. to throw the Internet […]

It’s the return of the Video Nasties! Just kidding. But after being reviewed by the BBFC and a request by distributor, Hammingdon Pictures, 10 seconds have been cut from the 87 minute run time of the family-friendly Pudsey the Dog: The Movie, starring Britain’s Got Talent winner Pudsey. From the BBFC website: “Company chose to […]

In episode three of Flickering Myth TV’s Movie Myths, co-editor Oliver Davis uncovers the truth behind one of cinema’s kinkiest urban legends: did Expendables star Sylvester Stallone really star in a pornographic film before finding success in Hollywood? All is revealed in the video below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRTChJI6sjA FMTV will be back on Friday with the Movie […]