Sean Wilson chats to the director behind acclaimed new horror Relic, Natalie Erika James, to discuss the poetry of fear and why terror rooted in character development is always more effective… Warning: this interview may contain spoilers for Relic… Relic is a striking feature film debut from Natalie Erika James, an accomplished short film and […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Carlos Rafael Rivera discusses The Queen’s Gambit
Carlos Rafael Rivera is an Emmy award winning composer who has worked exclusively with Scott Frank on projects including Godless. Musician, lecturer and accomplished conversationalist he is self-effacing about his contributions. Carlos remains pragmatic on the topic of his process and is fully aware of the fortunate position he finds himself in. He recently took […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Chris Thomas discusses Jeffrey Reddick’s latest horror Don’t Look Back
Scaring audiences just in time for Halloween is Gravitas Ventures’ latest feature, Don’t Look Back. The horror/thriller is currently playing in select theaters across the U.S. and is available on all VOD platforms. Helmed from Jeffrey Reddick, creator of the Final Destination franchise, the film follows Caitlin Kramer (played by Kourtney Bell) as she, and […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Rachel Talalay on her new Netflix film A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting
EJ Moreno speaks to iconic filmmaker Rachel Talalay about her latest film A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting… If there’s one thing that director Rachel Talalay understands, it’s the power of powerful women in film. From her work in the Elm Street franchise to the iconic Tank Girl, Talalay has spent a career empowering young […]
Exclusive Interview – Writer-star Antonia Campbell-Hughes on Cordelia and why people thought it was a period drama
Tom Beasley chats to Antonia Campbell-Hughes, co-writer and star of the strange, London-set paranoid thriller Cordelia… It’s fair to say that Cordelia is not an easy movie to discuss. Set in London and dealing with a woman reeling from trauma in the wake of the 7/7 bombings, it’s a paranoid thriller in the grand tradition […]
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”
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
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 – One Man and His Shoes director Yemi Bamiro on the Air Jordan, sneaker culture and trying to get Spike Lee on camera
George Nash speaks with filmmaker Yemi Bamiro about his debut feature documentary One Man and His Shoes, which is screening at this year’s London Film Festival… After The Last Dance, the recent 10-part series documenting arguably sporting history’s most feted dynasty, the 1990s Chicago Bulls, one might presume we know all there is to know […]
Exclusive Interview – Sydney Lemmon and Tom Austen discuss Marvel’s Helstrom
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 […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Mary Harron on Quibi’s The Expecting
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 […]
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