2050, 2019. Directed by Princeton Holt. Starring Dean Cain, David Vaughn, Irina Abraham, Devin Fuller, Stormi Maya and Stefanie Bloom. SYNOPSIS: 2050 tells the story of a married video game developer who is introduced to a warehouse that customizes androids for human companionship. If you have dumb questions about robots and a tenuous grasp of […]
The Four-Color Film Podcast #118 – Dylan Dog: Dead of Night
Allen Christian, Gerald James, and Lacey Day bring you a weekly podcast chronicling the ups and downs of comic-book-to-film adaptations from the very beginning. Every single one of them, as in-depth as each deserves… After days upon days of delays, delivered to our door by a diligent delivery service, it’s Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, […]
The Flickering Myth Podcast #93 – Captain Marvel thoughts, critical reaction to Jordan Peele’s Us and more
Allen, Gerald, Tori, and EJ discuss their reactions to Captain Marvel (with some minor spoilers), early critical reaction to Jordan Peele’s Us, and much more. Email in your questions, feedback etc. to podcast@flickeringmyth.com. Listen to the podcast on Acast, follow us on Stitcher or subscribe to us on iTunes. Us is directed by Jordan Peele (Us) and stars Lupita Nyong’o (Black Panther), […]
The Flickering Myth Podcast #92 – Reactions to Oscars, the latest trailers, and Spielberg’s elitism
In the latest episode of The Flickering Myth Podcast, Allen and Gerald are joined by Red Stewart to fumble through Oscar results, talk the latest trailers for Hellboy, Pokemon: Detective Pikachu, and X-Men: Dark Phoenix, the indefinite delay of Guardians of the Galaxy. Vol. 3, and the validity of streaming service films in the awards […]
The Four-Color Film Podcast #117 – X-Men: First Class
Allen Christian, Gerald James, and Lacey Day bring you a weekly podcast chronicling the ups and downs of comic-book-to-film adaptations from the very beginning. Every single one of them, as in-depth as each deserves… Allen, Gerald, Lacey, and John Hall join forces to talk about X-Men: First Class and… fetish gear. Gerald wants to wear leather pants […]
Comic Book Review – Fantastic Four #7
Allen Christian reviews Fantastic Four #7… Fantastic Four is a book steeped in history. Responsible for laying the foundations for the Marvel universe, both cosmically and terrestrially, it’s a book that comes with heavy expectations, and decades of baggage. Dan Slott insists on being here every month, and that counts for something. This is meat and […]
Pokémon: Sword & Shield announced for late 2019 release
Earlier today, in a 7-minute Nintendo Direct, the Pokémon Company announced their 8th generation mainline Pokémon titles, Pokèmon: Sword and Pokémon: Shield. Set in the brand new Galar region, the pair of games will introduce never-before-seen Pokémon, including the three new starters introduced here. Grookey, a grass-type monkey Pokèmon, Scorbunny, a fire-type rabbit, and Sobble, […]
The Flickering Myth Podcast #91 – Netflix cancels last Marvel shows, Marvel animation coming to Hulu, Reggie leaves Nintendo
Allen and Gerald get together to talk out the slow news week, including Kevin Smith’s comments on the Howard the Duck animated show he’s doing with Dave Willis, the rest of the Marvel/Hulu slate of animation, Reggie Fils-Aime announcing his retirement from Nintendo of America, and some persistent, if questionable rumors of Microsoft’s X-Box services […]
Nintendo announces Pokémon-centric Nintendo Direct
Nintendo announced today that they have slated a 7-minute Nintendo Direct for Wednesday, February 27th. It will take place at 2pm GMT/9am ET. Coming only two weeks after the previous Direct, this one will be much more truncated and focus entirely on the Pokémon franchise. Coming right in the middle of Pokémon Day 2019 (a […]
The Four-Color Film Podcast #116 – The Three Musketeers (1993)
Allen Christian, Gerald James, and Lacey Day bring you a weekly podcast chronicling the ups and downs of comic-book-to-film adaptations from the very beginning. Every single one of them, as in-depth as each deserves… Via special listener requests, the regular crew watches the 1993 Disney-produced The Three Musketeers. A childhood favorite of Allen’s, this odd action-adventure-comedy […]