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Interview – Philip Muwanga, Project Lead on Beyond Flesh and Blood

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Villordsutch interviews Philip Muwanga, Project Lead on Beyond Flesh and Blood… The Beyond Flesh and Blood stand at PLAY Expo is extremely well supported and is teaming with people trying to get a seat or interested parties trying to grab a minute with any of the Orange-Shirted, Pixelbomb Games people around the monitors, lucky for me […]

The Completely SFW Interview (Not Really) with Everly Writer and Director Joe Lynch

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Manny Camacho chats with writer-director Joe Lynch… Flickering Myth received an opportunity to sit with Joe Lynch, the Writer and Producer of Everly, which releases August 10th on DVD and Blu-ray. I had seen this film when it had just released on VOD, earlier this year, as it only had a very limited theatrical release and […]

Interview: Brian Mahoney talks The Boondock Saints and Fast & Furious 7

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Zachary Leeman chats with actor Brian Mahoney about The Boondock Saints and Fast & Furious 7… Brian Mahoney. Chances are you don’t recognize that name. Should you? Probably. The man is a military veteran who has gone on to star in the cult films The Boondock Saints I and II as fan favorite character Detective […]

Exclusive Interview – The Good Liar director Bill Condon on nasty old people and Ian McKellen dropping C-bombs

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Tom Beasley has a chat with director Bill Condon about heist thriller The Good Liar, starring Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren… It’s not often that cinemagoers get to see older people being genuinely horrible on the big screen. But that’s set to change with The Good Liar, in which Ian McKellen portrays a con artist […]

Exclusive Interview – John Wesley Shipp and director Andrew Lyman-Clarke on the chilling true story that inspired their new film Night Sweats, what art really is, and more

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Alex Moreland talks to John Wesley Shipp and director Andrew Lyman-Clarke about their new film Night Sweats, what they think ‘art’ really is, and more… Andrew, I know you’ve been working on Night Sweats for quite a few years now. What’s that process been like? John, when did you come on board, what drew you […]

Exclusive clip from western thriller Eminence Hill starring Barry Corbin

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Thanks to Uncork’d Entertainment, we’ve got an exclusive clip from director Robert Conway’s new western thriller Eminence Hill featuring Lonesome Dove and No Country For Old Men’s Barry Corbin; check it out here, and head on over to our YouTube channel for more exclusives and other videos… SEE ALSO: Check out our exclusive interview with […]

Exclusive clip from crime drama Such a Funny Life

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Following on from a successful run on the festival circuit, writer-director Oliver Mann’s crime drama Such a Funny Life is set for an official theatrical release this week in L.A. theaters, and we’ve got an exclusive clip from the film for you below courtesy of Artists Rights Distribution. Check it out after the poster and […]

Exclusive: Richard Tyson and Harley Wallen join Naomi Grossman, Vernon Wells and Mel Novak in horror The Initiation

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Richard Tyson (Kindergarten Cop) and Harley Wallen (Eternal Code) have been cast alongside Primetime Emmy nominee Naomi Grossman (American Horror Story) as well as legendary action stars Vernon Wells (Commando) and Mel Novak (Game of Death) for ThunderKnight Entertainment LTD and AEC Studios’ indie horror drama film The Initiation. Check out the new artwork here… […]

Exclusive trailer for western thriller Hell on the Border starring Frank Grillo, Ron Perlman and David Gyasi

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Flickering Myth is delighted to exclusively unveil the first trailer for Hell on the Border, the new western action thriller starring David Gyasi (Carnival Row) as Bass Reeves, the first African-American deputy U.S. Marshal west of the Mississippi River. The film is written and directed by Wes Miller (River Runs Red) and features a cast […]

Exclusive Interview – Nathaniel Blume on Prodigal Son, composing music with a bone saw, and more

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Alex Moreland talks to composer Nathaniel Blume about Prodigal Son, his musical influences, and more… So, how did you first get involved with Prodigal Son? I first noticed that this was being developed by Chris Fedak – he has a partner on this one named Sam Sklaver, but I’ve worked with Chris previously on a […]