Laura Jorden on the greatest vampires to grace cinema… Vampires are such an iconic part of pop culture that it shouldn’t come as a surprise just how many of them there are. Over the decades we have had tons of artists and creatives put their own spin on this trope, transforming them into all sorts […]
So many Burning questions
Tom Jolliffe looks back at the 2018 Korean thriller Burning, a film brimming with ambiguity… So it’s Christmas. I enter a well known entertainment store to peruse Blu-rays, particularly with an eye on collectors editions and specialist labels. It’s my first trip A.V. (that’s After Viddy). I’ve been working hard, balancing four jobs and a […]
Predator: The Complete Movie Franchise Timeline Explained
Marvelous Videos with a breakdown of the Predator movie timeline… For classic 80’s horror action it’s hard to find a movie better than 1987’s Predator. The film was a cultural phenomenon that begged for a sequel and subsequently a full franchise. Spanning six movies total in the franchise (some of which may or may not […]
Marvel Moments to Make You Shed a Tear
Red Stewart presents tear-jerking moments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe… It’s really saying something when you end up shedding a tear over a fictional character(s), yet such has been the case numerous times in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Feige and his team of cohorts have managed to conceive a series of storylines that not only tell […]
Exclusive Interview – Hunter Hunter composer Kevon Cronin
Shawn Linden’s Hunter Hunter has been over ten years in the making, and is now getting released by IFC Midnight December 18th. IFC Midnight is known for genre hits such as The Babadook, The Human Centipede and more recently The Wretched. Hunter Hunter “follows a family living in the remote wilderness earning a living as […]
Hidden Horror Movie Gems of the 2010s
Marvelous Videos with ten hidden horror gems of the 2010s… The last decade was absolutely killer for horror films what with studios like A24 and Blumhouse diving headfirst into the genre, but what about the titles that slipped through the cracks? Whether it was poorly marketed or just didn’t receive word of mouth sometimes a […]
The Saddest Moments in the DC Extended Universe
Red Stewart presents the saddest moments in the DCEU… The DC Extended Universe has often been criticized for being overly-influenced by Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy, notably in its bleak tone, desaturated colors, and conflicted characters. And while we can debate whether this was a good decision or not, it did have one great side effect: giving […]
The Franchise War: Disney’s Endgame
Anghus Houvouras on Disney and the Franchise War… Last year I wrote at length about Disney’s plans to ultimately win Hollywood’s ever expanding Franchise War. Their battle plan has not been without issues. The Covid pandemic shuttering theaters and decimating long-established release plans has been an incalculable intangible. Billions of dollars in potential earnings from […]
From Zeus to President of the Planet: Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister
Tom Jolliffe on the career and legacy of the late, great Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister… Some actors are just larger than life. There’s a presence and charisma that draws your eyes upon them. The world lost another great icon of screen (and more) with the untimely passing of Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister. His career spanned 35 years, […]
Christopher Nolan RAGES at Warner Bros. over HBO Max deal | Flickering Myth Movie Chat
The Dark Knight Trilogy and Tenet director Christopher Nolan lashed out at his home studio Warner Bros. this week over WarnerMedia’s decision to debut its entire 2021 theatrical slate on HBO Max due to the ongoing global health crisis. Nolan has been one of the most staunch defenders of theatrical exhibition and was said to […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 109
- 110
- 111
- 112
- 113
- …
- 411
- Next Page »
