Flickering Myth

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EJ Moreno

Dune delayed three weeks, will go head-to-head with The French Dispatch and Last Night in Soho

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Even with the theatrical experience slowly returning, the release schedule is still shifting. Today, we’ve learned that Warner Bros is moving its fall slate around with its juggernaut blockbuster Dune moving to the end of October. Previously set for October 1st, the Denis Villeneuve-directed film will now open on October 22nd. This will be more […]

Video Review – F9: The Fast Saga jumps the shark as the most insane entry yet

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EJ Moreno reviews the latest Fast and Furious entry, F9… There’s no denying that The Fast and the Furious franchise has jumped the shark, but it’s quite the adventure to watch. Join critic EJ Moreno as he breaks down the good, the bad, and the space travel of F9: The Fast Saga. Watch the review […]

Michael Myers is the essence of evil in first trailer for Halloween Kills

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The unstoppable force that is Michael Myers is back once again. In the first official trailer for Halloween Kills, we see the masked man has survived the trap set by Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and (Judy Greer, Andi Matichak) in the last film. Now, the killer is out for even more blood, but he’ll […]

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings trailer teases more story and the return of Abomination

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For those left wanting more about what Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is all about, the latest trailer released by Marvel will more than deliver. In this new look at the upcoming MCU entry, we see more of Shang Chi’s backstory and more of the titular bad-ass in action. But eagle-eyed […]

Exclusive Interview – Harry Macqueen opens up about working with Stanley Tucci & Colin Firth on Supernova

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EJ Moreno speaks with director Harry Macqueen about his film Supernova… Supernova director Harry Macqueen has had a long journey with the film, with its pandemic-era release and awards season run. But just days before its UK release, Macqueen sat down with me to discuss the film and its impact, while he also dishes on […]

Why is “campy” considered an insult to a movie or TV series?

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EJ Moreno on the rejection of camp in film and television… I don’t know why this moment broke me, but reading the latest story on The CW’s upcoming Powerpuff Girls series was it. There was one line from that piece (which focused on the show’s needing retooling) that stood out to me and caused me […]

Was it Agatha all along? Pose & WandaVision dominate LGBTQ Critics’ Dorian TV Award Nominations

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Bewitching and bold: The 2021 Dorian TV Award nominations are here, and it’s a fierce group of contenders vying for the biggest prizes. GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, comprised of over 300 entertainment journalists in the U.S. and abroad, has announced its 2021 Dorian TV Award nominations. The final season of Pose landed […]

Anya Taylor-Joy on working with George Miller on Mad Max: Furiosa: “That brain is incredible”

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Anya Taylor-Joy is entering the world of Mad Max and taking on the role of Furiosa in her own solo film. First introduced in Mad Max: Fury Road where she was played by Charlize Theron, Furiosa quickly won fans over with her bad-ass energy. Taylor-Joy is seemingly happy to tackle that but seems most excited […]

The LEGO Batman Movie sequel was going to feature the entire Justice League

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Director Chris McKay was planning an epic follow-up to the fan-favorite The LEGO Batman Movie. How epic? So much so that he described it as “Boogie Nights-esque.” In a recent interview with Collider’s Steve Weintraub, McKay took time from promoting his sci-fi action film The Tomorrow War to dive into what he planned for The […]