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Exclusive Interview – Director Paul Sanchez on Brothers in Arms: The Making of Platoon: “You couldn’t make that film today, they’d never allow it”

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Oliver Stone’s Platoon is widely regarded as one of the best war films ever made and changed the face of cinema forever through its raw and honest portrayal of young American soldiers serving during the Vietnam war. Now, Brothers in Arms: The Making of Platoon, directed by filmmaker and original Platoon actor Paul Sanchez, is […]

Exclusive Interview – Jamie Bernadette on I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu

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Actress Jamie Bernadette (NCIS: New Orleans, 4/20 Massacre) talks about her tough but outstanding performance in the new I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu, the direct sequel to the controversial and previously banned 1978 film which reunites original actress Camille Keaton and director Meir Zarchi. Set 40 years after the first film, rape survivor […]

Exclusive Interview – Sydney Lemmon and Tom Austen discuss Marvel’s Helstrom

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Coinciding with its premiere on Hulu today, Flickering Myth’s Martin Carr got the opportunity to chat with Sydney Lemmon and Tom Austen about the latest Marvel Television series Helstrom, their characters Ana and Daimon, and their perfect Sunday afternoons. Watch the interview here… SEE ALSO: Read our review of Helstrom’s first episode here As the […]

Watch an exclusive clip from romantic drama The Second Sun

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Thanks to 1844 Entertainment, we’ve got an exclusive clip from director Jennifer Gelfer’s romantic drama The Second Sun, which is available now on VOD. Take a look at the trailer below, along with the official poster and synopsis… Two lost souls meet one cold night in Post-war Manhattan. Before dawn deep rooted secrets will be […]

Exclusive Interview – Director Mary Harron on Quibi’s The Expecting

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Currently in pre-production on the Ezra Miller Tim Roth double header Dali Land, Mary Harron is a writer-director with bite. Her insight and sardonic take on American Psycho which turns twenty this year, is hailed in the industry as a landmark movie. Since I Shot Andy Warhol this directorial force of nature has carved her […]

Watch an exclusive clip from psychological horror-comedy Fingers

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Coinciding with its digital release, we’ve got an exclusive clip from Fingers, a psychological horror-comedy film from writer-director Juan Ortiz; check it out below… An office manager begins to confront her hang-ups about other people’s body imperfections when one of her team members shows up to work and doesn’t have a pinky. Fingers features a […]

Watch an exclusive clip from Alberto and the Concrete Jungle

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Ahead of its world premiere later this month at the Bushwich Film Festival, we’ve got an exclusive clip from writer-director Chris Shimojima’s “urban indie comic-opera” Alberto and the Concrete Jungle; check it out below, along with the poster and official synopsis… Alberto Buenaventura is that increasingly common breed — a digital nomad living on the […]

Exclusive Interview – Jake McDorman on playing Alan Shepard in The Right Stuff

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Martin Carr chats with Jake McDorman about his role as astronaut Alan Shepard in The Right Stuff… Actor Jake McDorman will be known to global audiences for his work in numerous high profile television adaptations. From Watchmen to Limitless and Murphy Brown to Shameless his face will be familiar to audiences worldwide. For The Right […]

Exclusive Interview – Oswin Benjamin discusses The Forty-Year-Old-Version

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Oswin Benjamin has been in the music industry over ten years and was born in Brooklyn but raised upstate in Newsburg, New York. He has appeared and collaborated with musicians like Robert Glasper, Royce da 5’9, Lupe Fiasco, Chris Rivers and Styles P of The Lox. His role as D in The Forty-Year-Old-Version represents Oswin’s […]