This past weekend’s Toronto Comicon celebrated the Heroes in a Half-Shell with the 90s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film stars Brian Tochi, Kenn Scott, Ernie Reyes Jr. and François Chau, who played Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Shredder respectively. We spoke with Tochi who starred as the voice of Leonardo in all three of the original TMNT films […]
Exclusive Interview – François Chau talks Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Lost and more
This weekend’s Toronto Comicon is celebrating the heroes in a half-shell with the 90s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film stars Brian Tochi, Kenn Scott, Ernie Reyes Jr. and François Chau, who played Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Shredder respectively. We caught up with Chau in an exclusive interview to talk about the legacy of Ninja Turtles after joining […]
Exclusive Interview – Kenn Scott on Raphael and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ legacy
This weekend’s Toronto Comicon is celebrating the Heroes in a Half-Shell with the 90s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film stars Brian Tochi, Kenn Scott, Ernie Reyes Jr. and François Chau, who played Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Shredder respectively. Scott portrayed Raphael, the hot-headed member of the turtles, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the […]
In Conversation with Giorgio Rossini
We chat with Giorgio Rossini… Giorgio Rossini was born and raised in Lumezzane, a small town in northern Italy about an hour and a half from Milan. He is the third and youngest son of a working-class family. Only recently did he ask his parents about his birth and early years, discovering that he had […]
Exclusive Interview – Heel’s Jan Komasa, Anson Boon and Kit Rakusen
EJ Moreno sits down with the director and stars of Heel (a.k.a. The Good Boy)… Heel has a powerhouse filmmaker bringing great work out of his actors, and they all join Flickering Myth for an in-depth conversation. Director Jan Komasa dives into the film’s complex tone and what he wants viewers to take away from […]
A Story Close to Home: A Mother–Daughter Conversation Behind Stay In The Car
With Stay In The Car gaining attention on the festival circuit, writer Amanda Ross and lead actress Lara Hunter bring a deeply personal story to the screen. Inspired by Ross’s own experiences, the short film explores survival, resilience, and the quiet moments that shape a life. What makes the project even more unique is the […]
Exclusive Interview – Aaron Fisher talks corporate satire, carnage, and survival in Corporate Retreat
Tai Freligh chats with Corporate Retreat director Aaron Fisher… The modern workplace has inspired its share of nightmares, but director Aaron Fisher takes that anxiety to deliriously bloody extremes with Corporate Retreat, a horror–dark comedy that transforms a luxury team-building getaway into a savage fight for survival. Premiering at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival […]
Exclusive Interview – Justin He on MFA training and wildfire-inspired film Urban Warrior
Fresh off completing his Master of Fine Arts in Acting for Film at the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, actor and filmmaker Justin He is channeling personal experience into powerful storytelling with his first film, Urban Warrior. The drama-mockumentary explores the psychological and physical impact of the January 2025 Southern California wildfires, a […]
Exclusive Interview – Marc Cubelli talks Shooting Sid and making movies in Hollywood today
Marc Cubelli is an actor, writer, and producer who served in all three capacities in the movie My Beautiful Bride (which is currently being distributed through Cinedigm Entertainment Group) and the upcoming Shooting Sid. As an actor he has appeared in such films as At The Jersey Shore, Chlorine, Kids vs. Monsters, A Girl Named […]
LA Mythology: Crime 101 Director Bart Layton – Exclusive Interview
Robert Kojder chats with Crime 101 director Bart Layton… Primarily known for documentaries or blending such footage into a narrative feature (2018’s exceptional American Animals), Crime 101 marks director Bart Layton’s first film without any doc elements. Technically, it is based on a novella by Don Winslow, but still an exciting move for the English-born […]
