Renegades, the popular indie action revenge thriller won praise for it’s “ear-worm” retro rap theme song performed by Shug Jackson and we have an exclusive look at the track’s new music video. Renegades director Daniel Zirilli explains: “I came up through the ranks in film by directing hundreds of music videos – mostly rap/hip hop, […]
Exclusive: Composer Bill Brown discusses working on Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six along with revealing two never released tracks
With the recent release of Tom Clancy’s The Division by Ubisoft and the news that Jake Gyllenhaal will produce and star in a movie based on the game we decided to speak with a person whom is very familiar with Tom Clancy’s work, composer Bill Brown. Brown began his career scoring Clancy’s Rainbow Six in […]
Exclusive Interview – Rhino Man composer Simón Wilson
The documentary Rhino Man has been making headlines lately, not only for its subject matter, but also because it just held a private screening with The Royal Foundation and was attended by Prince William and his aunt Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh. The screening was hosted by United for Wildlife at Battersea Power Station in London […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Andrew Gordon Macpherson on Vice TV’s Dark Side of the Ring and Tales from the Territories
Since 2019, wrestling fans have been eating up Vice TV’s wrestling docuseries Dark Side of the Ring, making it the most watched show on the network. The series is now in its fourth season and has new episodes airing every Tuesday. One of the creatives involved in bringing the electric show to life is composer […]
Exclusive Interview – Michaela Longden on The Ghost Within, The Baby in the Basket and horror movies
We talk to up-and-coming actress Michaela Longden about acting, her recent film The Ghost Within, and her upcoming role in Flickering Myth’s first feature venture The Baby in the Basket… Michaela Longden is a British actress making waves in the horror genre having starred in cult films like Book of Monsters, The Creature Below and […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer John Murphy on Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Chris Connor chats with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 composer John Murphy… To coincide with the release of James Gunn’s third instalment in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise we spoke with Composer John Murphy about his work on the film and the Holiday special that preceded it and how he found taking over […]
Exclusive Interview – Ric Roman Waugh on Kandahar and working with Gerard Butler
Robert Kojder chats with Kandahar director Ric Roman Waugh… It’s safe to say that readers are likely more familiar with Ric Roman Waugh’s films than they are with him as a filmmaker. That’s because he typically works with action star Gerard Butler, including taking over the Has Fallen series with Angel Has Fallen. The duo […]
Exclusive Interview – Star Wars: The High Republic – Cataclysm author Lydia Kang
Ricky Church chats with Star Wars: The High Republic – Cataclysm author Lydia Kang… While Star Wars series like The Mandalorian and Andor or the Jedi video game series have become incredibly popular in recent years, one project from Lucasfilm has also caught the attention of many Star Wars fans with The High Republic series that is told through through books, audio dramas and comics […]
Exclusive Interview – Jimmie Robinson on his “Swamp Thing meets RoboCop” comic Junk Rabbit
Brad Cook chats with Junk Rabbit writer/artist Jimmie Robinson… Jimmie Robinson has been plying his trade in the comic book industry since 1994, when he dipped his toe in self-publishing with the series CyberZone. He later signed with Image Comics and has been with the company since then, producing multiple series, including Amanda & Gunn, […]
Exclusive Interview – Comic book writer Alex DeLuca on his steampunk adventure Dragon Whisperer and more
Brad Cook chats with Dragon Whisperer writer Alex DeLuca… Like many writers who have achieved any measure of success, Alex DeLuca started voraciously consuming prose fiction and comic books as a kid. He also started crafting his own tales, of course, becoming serious about the endeavor in the late 80s and early 90s. After achieving […]
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