Hasitha Fernando on the biggest takeaways from episode seven of Marvel’s WandaVision… Marvel just keeps ramping up the ante with each new episode of WandaVision and this week ain’t no different. Now that we’ve moved through the decades and reached the age of modern-day sitcoms like The Office and Modern Family, one might think that […]
Movie Review – Breeder (2020)
Breeder, 2020. Directed by Jens Dahl. Starring Sara Hjort Ditlevsen, Anders Heinrichsen, Morten Holst, Jens Andersen, Signe Egholm Olsen, and Eeva Putro. SYNOPSIS: A ruthless businesswoman kidnaps women and performs experiments on them in order to make paying male customers younger. Danish movie Breeder is a love story where Mia (Sara Hjort Ditlevsen) and her […]
The Most Anticipated Scary Movies Premiering on Netflix This Year
Have you ever wondered why so many people are attracted to horror movies? Why the genre that once was looked down upon by critics keeps slews of viewers glued to their screens? Scientists argue it’s a lack of adrenaline that makes people watch the vampires sucking blood out of their innocent victims and maniacs chasing […]
Top Ten Best Romances and Rom-Coms to Watch this Valentine’s Day
Sade Green with the top ten best romances and rom-coms to watch this Valentine’s Day… Feeling all loved up this Valentine’s Day? Looking for the perfect romance to finish your day with a loved one? Well look no further because the writers at Flickering Myth have been voting on our absolute favourite romance and romantic-comedy […]
The Top 10 Horror Movies We’re Waiting To See In 2021
Hasitha Fernando on the top ten horror movies we’re waiting to see in 2021… Now that the proverbial dumpster fire we know as 2020 has come to a close, we are left to ponder as to what strange and terrifying new surprises this year has in store for all of us. As far as horror […]
International Film Festival Rotterdam – Friends and Strangers
Friends and Strangers, 2021. Directed by James Vaughan. Starring Fergus Wilson, Emma Diaz, Victoria Maxwell, Greg Zimbulis, David Gannon, Jayden Muir, and Poppy Jones. SYNOPSIS: Two twenty-somethings from middle class backgrounds stumble into adulthood, with little ambition despite a lack of roadblocks. There are few films with an opening quite so poignantly evocative as Mike […]
Movie Review – The Dark and the Wicked (2020)
The Dark and the Wicked, 2020. Directed by Bryan Bertino. Starring Marin Ireland, Michael Abbott Jr., Julie Oliver-Touchstone, Lynn Andrews, Tom Nowicki, and Michael Zagst. SYNOPSIS: Two siblings discover that their home has been taken over by a dark presence, as they mourn their father’s painful passing. That old phrase ‘Abandon hope all ye who […]
International Film Festival Rotterdam 2021 Review – Feast
Feast, 2021. Directed by Tom Leyendekker. Starring Trudi Klever, Eelco Smits, Koen Van Kaam, Kuno Bakker, and Vincent van der Valk. SYNOPSIS: A look at those involved with the 2007 sex parties in Groningen, during which men were assaulted and injected with HIV contaminated blood. How can pure evil be portrayed, or articulated on screen […]
Marvel’s WandaVision – The Biggest Questions Coming Out of Episode 5
Hasitha Fernando on WandaVision’s big questions coming out of the fifth episode… Now, that was a real doozy of an episodes wasn’t it? Just when we think we’ve got things figured out, WandaVision throws a proverbial curve ball at us with Friday’s fifth episode, and what a curve ball THAT was. I’m still reeling from […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Robert Port on the films that inspired Recon
Robert Port is a filmmaker who earned enormous praise for his 2003 Oscar-winning short film Twin Towers, which depicts two brothers (one a firefighter and one a police officer) remembered for their bravery in New York on September 11th 2001. Working as a producer in television for a number of years, he has now made […]
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