Red Stewart reviews Steel Rats… After Battletoads debuted in the 90s, I thought I had seen everything. I mean honestly, what could possibly top putting anthropomorphized amphibians in a fantasy, beat-em-up setting? But as the indie market has continued to show well into 2018, creativity seeps everywhere the imagination dares to explore. Steel Rats, developed and published […]
Comic Book Review – Peanuts Dell Archive
Red Stewart reviews the Peanuts Dell Archive…. Growing up, I would often rewatch many episodes of Blues Clues via the VHS videos my father had bought the family. Because cassettes didn’t have a quick access menu, you were forced to either sit through the previews or fast forward through them, though the latter had the potential […]
Exclusive Interview – Composers Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans talk Boy Erased, Joel Edgerton, and Iron Maiden
Red Stewart chats with composers Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans…. Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans are a composing team who have been working in the film and television industries since the 2010s. They are best known for their work with their band Priestbird, as well as composing for movies The Gift, The Autopsy of Jane […]
Black Lightning Season 2 Episode 4 Review – ‘The Book of Consequences: Chapter Four: Translucent Freak’
Red Stewart reviews the fourth episode of Black Lightning season 2… “Translucent Freak” opened with something I never thought I would see on Black Lightning– a well-choreographed fight scene. In her attempts to control her powers, Jennifer realizes that Khalil is the source of her emotional turmoil (a theory that makes sense given that she formulated […]
Black Lightning Season 2 Episode 3 Review – ‘The Book of Consequences: Chapter Three: Master Lowry’
Red Stewart reviews the third episode of Black Lightning season 2… To my surprise, the third episode of this season of Black Lightning was much more focused than previous entries. Perhaps this is attributable to its writer, Jan Nash, who scribed two episodes in the first season that I gave positive reviews to. Or perhaps it is […]
Black Lightning Season 2 Episode 2 Review – ‘The Book of Consequences: Chapter Two: Black Jesus Blues’
Red Stewart reviews the second episode of Black Lightning season 2… “Black Jesus Blues” continued Black Lightning’s sad trend of focusing on multiple plot threads in a single episode than said episode could theoretically support. I’ve complained enough about this in past reviews, so I’ll avoid completely turning into a broken record, but it is very disappointing […]
Exclusive Interview – Production Designer Seth Reed talks The Gifted
Red Stewart chats with Seth Reed about The Gifted… Seth Reed is an Emmy nominated production designer and art director who has been involved in the film and television industries since the 1990s. He is best known for his work on projects like Minority Report, Cosmos, Supergirl, and The Gifted. Flickering Myth had the privilege to interview […]
Black Lightning Season 2 Episode 1 Review – ‘The Book of Consequences: Chapter One: Rise of the Green Light Babies’
Red Stewart reviews the season 2 premiere of Black Lightning… I don’t think I’ve ever seen a superhero show as eager to rush to a series finale as Black Lightning. The Arrowverse as a whole has gained notoriety for hurrying through interesting plot lines only to suffer from filler down the line (The Flash moving through “Flashpoint” in […]
Exclusive Interview – Cinematographer Juan Sebastian Baron on shooting Searching and the perks of the Digital Age
Red Stewart chats with Juan Sebastian Baron about Searching…. Juan Sebastian Baron is an American cinematographer who has been working in the film and television industries since the 2010s. He is best known for his work on the horror film The House on Pine Street and the recent thriller Searching. Flickering Myth had the privilege […]
Exclusive Interview – Sound Editor Jacob Ribicoff talks The Vietnam War, Ken Burns, and music editing
Red Stewart chats with Jacob Ribicoff… Jacob Ribicoff is an American sound designer and sound editor who has been working in the film and television industries since the late-80s. He is best known for his work on movies like School of Rock and Manchester by the Sea, as well as most of acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burn’s documentaries. […]
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