Beast, 2017. Directed by Michael Pearce. Starring Jessie Buckley, Johnny Flynn, Geraldine James, Trystan Gravelle and Emily Taaffe. SYNOPSIS: Moll lives at home on Jersey with her family, dividing her time between looking after her invalid father and her job as a tour guide. But she feels like the black sheep of the family and […]
Movie Review – They Remain (2018)
They Remain, 2018. Directed by Philip Gelatt. Starring William Jackson Harper and Rebecca Henderson. SYNOPSIS: Two scientists who share a romantic history are tasked with investigating unnatural animal behavior on the site of a Manson Family-style cult’s compound. The flippant description of Philip Gelatt’s They Remain is that it’s Annihilation meets the 1973 Wicker Man. […]
Video Game Review – Frostpunk
Lewy Buck reviews Frostpunk… I’ve always been a huge fan of city builders and I’ve been lucky enough to have reviewed two of my favourites here on Flickering Myth> both Banished and Kingdoms and Castles have kept me up until the early hours of the morning clicking away and telling myself I’ll go to sleep […]
DVD Review – Pyewacket (2017)
Pyewacket, 2017. Directed by Adam MacDonald. Starring Nicole Muñoz, Laurie Holden, Chloe Rose, Eric Osborne, James McGowan, Bianca Melchior, and Neil Whitely. SYNOPSIS: A teenage girl summons a witch to kill her unstable mother after the death of her father. The proverb that begins ‘Be careful what you wish for…’ has been the basis for […]
DVD Review – Acts of Vengeance (2017)
Acts of Vengeance, 2017. Directed by Isaac Florentine. Starring Antonio Banderas, Karl Urban, Paz Vega, Cristina Serafini, Lillian Blankenship, Clint Dyer, and Robert Forster. SYNOPSIS: A lawyer takes a vow of silence as he goes on the hunt for whoever killed his wife and daughter. Now that Liam Neeson has stepped back from the revenge/action […]
Young Sheldon Season 1 Episode 19 Review – ‘Gluons, Guacamole, and the Color Purple’
Martin Carr reviews the nineteenth episode of Young Sheldon… As ever the deep-rooted issues being explored in Young Sheldon are not always obvious. Intellectual insecurities amongst rival siblings, familial self-sacrifice for their genius prodigy or romantic encounters initiated for similar reasons are all addressed. Quirky, off kilter but no less endearing for all that, episode […]
Gotham Season 4 Episode 19 Review – ‘To Our Deaths and Beyond’
Martin Carr reviews the nineteenth episode of Gotham season 4… I wish people would make up their minds. If you want to be dead, if you want to pass on a sacred power and if you want this all to go off without a hitch then try to avoid doing it in Gotham. This would […]
Comic Book Review – Hollow Monsters #1
Michelle Herbert reviews Hollow Monsters #1… In 1982 we meet Jay, when he is still a child, here we really get to see how his mind works, how he is gripped by fear after his safe neighbourhood is vandalised. From there the book swings between Jay’s remembered past to his present, at the same time […]
Arrow Season 6 Episode 19 Review – ‘The Dragon’
Jessie Robertson reviews the nineteenth episode of Arrow season 6… This episode felt very much in the vein of a cable series where as we take a side episode off from the main tale to really delve deep into a single character’s journey, see their motivations and see their strengths and weaknesses on full display. […]
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 5 Episode 18 Review – ‘All Roads Lead…’
Danny Hale reviews the eighteenth episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 5… Well, that was certainly nerveracking; ‘All Roads Lead…’ saw the culmination of Ruby’s increasing arrogance as the Destroyer of Worlds is finally completed while Talbot struggles with his own inner demons and HYDRA brainwashing. The opening sequence did an incredible job of […]
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