British writer-director Gerard Johnson earned rave reviews for his first feature films, serial killer drama Tony and crime thriller Hyena, begging the question of what would be next for one of the industry’s most daring, yet unpredictable voices? The answer came in the form of Muscle, an acclaimed psychological thriller that largely takes place in […]
Exclusive Interview – Yellow Rose star Eva Noblezada on Broadway vs. film, country music and Lea Salonga
Flickering Myth sat down with Grammy-winning and Tony-nominated actress Eva Noblezada about her feature film debut Yellow Rose, which is now available to own on Digital, Blu-ray and DVD… Diane Paragas’s Yellow Rose is something of a rarity in Hollywood — a movie about, starring, and directed by Filipino-Americans; and that significance is in no way […]
The Essential Movies of David Fincher
Dan Sareen presents David Fincher’s best movies… Few would have predicted David Fincher rising to the top of a greatest filmmakers of all time list. After all, this was the guy who started off doing commercials and (through heavy studio interference) botched his blockbuster debut with Alien 3. And yet, things turned around for the […]
Forgotten B-Movie Creature Features That You Must Watch!
Marvelous Videos presents B-movie creature features… What can be said about movie monsters that has not already been said? Humans have had to fight and fear beasts going back to the Neolithic era, and that evolutionary conflict has been stabbed into our genetic core. We have this instinctual phobia of monsters and behemoths, which makes […]
Exclusive Interview – Natalé Olsen and Sabina Friedman-Seitz on Fingers
In an exclusive interview, Flickering Myth sat down with LA-film producer Natalé Olsen and actress Sabina Friedman-Seitz to talk about working on comedy-horror film Fingers out now on Shudder TV and their upcoming projects. C0n you tell us how you guys met and what pushed you to partner on future projects together? Natalé Olsen: We […]
Totally Bonkers Space Operas That Deserve More Love
Ben Robins looks at four totally bonkers space operas that deserve more love… It’s easy to jump straight to the tried-and-tested regulars as far as space operas are concerned. Between the countless alien species, planets and barely pronounceable intergalactic languages, too many seem to end up on the wrong side of dense, and sticking with […]
The tragic story behind the death of Brandon Lee on the set of The Crow
Luke Owen looks back at the death of Brandon Lee on the set of The Crow… On March 30th 1993, Brandon Lee walked onto the set of The Crow in Wilmington, North Carolina. Less than 24 hours later, he was dead. Based on the comic of the same name, The Crow was to be Lee’s […]
How Cobra Kai Makes Us Love Man-Children
Lauren Miles on Cobra Kai and how it makes us love the man-child… Of all the film franchises that have received the sequel treatment in recent years, The Karate Kid films are perhaps the most unexpected. Despite this, Cobra Kai has picked up a dedicated following thanks to its outrageous drama, dynamic fight scenes and […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Erick Schroder on his score for The Ultimate Playlist of Noise
What would you do if you learned you were soon going to become deaf? That’s the question raised in Hulu’s newly released original film, The Ultimate Playlist of Noise. Directed by Bennett Lasseter, the film follows Marcus (Keean Johnson), an audio obsessed high school senior who learns he must undergo brain surgery that will render […]
Exclusive Interview – David Giuntoli on playing The Dark Knight in Batman: Soul of the Dragon
Ricky Church chats to David Guintoli about Batman: Soul of the Dragon… The first of Warner Bros. Animation’s DC films of 2021 will be released in just a couple weeks with Batman: Soul of the Dragon. Taking place in the 1970s, the film takes a look at Batman’s days training in the martial arts with […]
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