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Watch an exclusive clip from Kathryn Upside Down

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Thanks to Random Media, we’ve got an exlcusive clip from the new comedy Kathryn Upside Down from writer, director and star Allie Loukas; check it out below, or watch it over on our YouTube channel… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfBy9pnZhQw ‘Kathryn Upside Down’ chronicles the life of mid-20’s fashionista Kathryn (Allie Loukas) on her journey of self-discovery as she serendipitously […]

Exclusive: Usher cast in stripper drama Hustlers alongside Jennifer Lopez

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Earlier today we brought you some news on the cast of the upcoming stripper drama Hustlers, and now we have word that R&B singer Usher has also signed on to appear in the film, which is set to begin production this week. Hustlers is being written and directed by Lorene Scafaria (The Meddler) and “follows […]

Exclusive Interviews – Ralph Fiennes, Oleg Ivenko and David Hare on The White Crow

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Tori Brazier sits down with David Hare, Ralph Fiennes and Oleg Ivenko to chat about the release of their Rudolf Nureyev-centred drama, The White Crow… Rudolf Nureyev might be a universally-recognised figure, and considered the greatest ballet male dancer of his generation – if not ever, but The White Crow focuses on the dancer before […]

Toronto Comicon: Exclusive interview with the legendary Denny O’Neil on Batman’s 80th anniversary, Green Arrow and new stories

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Ricky Church chats with Denny O’Neil… If there is one name in comics that stand with legends like Lee, Kane, Finger, Ditko and others, it is Denny O’Neil. With a career spanning nearly 50 years in comics, O’Neil has made some pretty remarkable achievements to the medium in his time as a writer and editor […]

Exclusive Interview – Ben is Back director Peter Hedges on addiction, casting his son, and Dumbo

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Tom Beasley chats to director Peter Hedges about his new film Ben is Back, in which his son Lucas Hedges plays the title role… Just a few months after Timothée Chalamet broke the world’s hearts as a bizarrely attractive meth addict in Beautiful Boy, another exciting young actor is flexing his muscles as an addict […]

Watch an exclusive clip from Never Grow Old starring John Cusack and Emile Hirsch

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The western thriller Never Grow Old opens in theaters and on VOD tomorrow, and thanks to Lionsgate and Saban Films, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the film starring John Cusack and Emile Hirsch; check it out here… SEE ALSO: Watch the trailer for Never Grow Old here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2_NzlxRFYk SEE ALSO: Subscribe to Flickering Myth TV […]

Exclusive Interview – Charlie Steeds on being an independent horror director and producer

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Tom Jolliffe invited independent filmmaker Charlie Steeds to chat with Flickering Myth and he kindly stopped by to offer his insights into indie filmmaking… Charlie Steeds came out of film school with a desire to make films, and a long standing love of horror. When his first film, Deadman Apocalypse picked up distribution he didn’t […]

Exclusive clip from thriller Acts of Desperation

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Thanks to Gravitas Ventures, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the gritty new thriller Acts of Desperation, which is set for release this coming week and sees the lives of a desperate cop, his distraught wife, a bank robber, an obsessed woman, and two criminals intertwine. Check out the poster, clip and trailer for the […]

Exclusive Interview – Ray & Liz star Justin Salinger on the “love and warmth” of the film, as well as its authentic locations

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Tom Beasley talks to actor Justin Salinger about his role as half of the titular couple in Richard Billingham’s British drama Ray & Liz… Arriving in UK cinemas this weekend in a cloud of acrid cigarette smoke, Richard Billingham’s Ray & Liz stands out from the pack. Billingham’s debut feature sees him directing a vision […]

Exclusive Interview – Ray & Liz star Ella Smith on portraying real life, the Brummie accent and ‘poverty porn’

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Tom Beasley chats to actress Ella Smith about portraying a larger than life matriarch in Richard Billingham’s autobiographical British drama Ray & Liz… This week, the working class West Midlands of Thatcher’s Britain comes to the big screen in Ray & Liz. Writer-director Richard Billingham adapts stories from his own poverty-stricken childhood in his first […]