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Exclusive clip from The Healer featuring Oliver Jackson Cohen and Kaitlyn Bernard

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Ahead of its release this month to coincide with Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve got an exclusive clip from The Healer featuring Oliver Jackson Cohen (Emerald City) and newcomer Kaitlyn Bernard. The film is directed by Spanish filmmaker and philanthropist Paco Arango, and is donating 100% of its net proceeds to SeriousFun Children’s Network, a charity […]

Exclusive Interview – Lenny Abrahamson on The Little Stranger, “elevated horror” and Domhnall Gleeson’s accent

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Tom Beasley talks to Oscar-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson about his new gothic tale The Little Stranger… It has been three years since Lenny Abrahamson first introduced his intense drama Room to the world, winning an Oscar for leading lady Brie Larson and earning himself a Best Director nomination. He’s now back with gothic horror The […]

Watch an exclusive clip from A Crooked Somebody

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Ahead of its theatrical release this coming month, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the new thriller A Crooked Somebody, which sees Trevor White (Jamesy Boy) directing a cast that includes Rich Sommer (Mad Men), Clifton Collins Jr. (Westworld), Joanne Froggatt (Downton Abbey), Ed Harris (Westworld) and Amy Madigan (Field of Dreams). Watch it here… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2gk92aGA-0 […]

Exclusive Interview: Gaspar Noe talks Climax

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This coming Friday sees the release of Climax, the latest film from controversial Argentine director Gaspar Noe (Irreversible, Enter the Void), and Flickering Myth’s Thomas Harris caught up with the filmmaker last week to discuss the movie, its casting, and use of improvisation. Check out the interview in the video below, or watch it over […]

Exclusive Interview – Brady Jandreau on starring in The Rider

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It’s as if Brady Jandreau has stepped off the big screen to have a chat.  In his Stetson, jeans and cowboy boots and addressing Flickering Myth’s Freda Cooper as “ma’am”, he’s the epitome of the West and the subject of the film, The Rider, which is released in the UK this Friday. He’s not an […]

Exclusive Interview – Charlie Cox, James Marsh and Joe Penhall on King of Thieves, acting legends and C-Bombs

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Tom Beasley sits down with director James Marsh, writer Joe Penhall and star Charlie Cox to chat about bringing the madness of the Hatton Garden heist to the screen in King of Thieves… The British heist caper King of Thieves is set to tunnel its way into cinemas this week, bringing the sensational tale of […]

Exclusive Interview – Boyd Holbrook on The Predator

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Thomas Harris chats with The Predator star Boyd Holbrook… Alone in a subterranean screening room in a hotel somewhere in Soho, I found myself giggling uncontrollably at Shane Black’s The Predator. Turned out that I’m one of few to actually have a real soft spot for Black’s ramshackle, thoroughly nasty take on the 80s genre […]

Exclusive Interview – Cinematographer Lidia Nikonova talks Working on The Weeknd’s Videos, Changes in the Music Industry, and The Day That

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Red Stewart chats with Lidia Nikonova about The Weeknd’s music videos…. Lidia Nikonova is a Russian cinematographer who has been working in the music and film industries. She is best known for her work on the music videos “Can’t Hold My Love” by T Soomian and “Call Out My Name” by The Weeknd. Flickering Myth […]

Exclusive: Dave Bautista on whether there’s any acting rivalry between himself, Dwayne Johnson and John Cena

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Unlike the vast majority of pro wrestlers who’ve attempted to make the jump to the big screen only to find themselves consigned to the bottom shelf of the straight-to-video market, Dave Bautista has been enjoying some big success and critical praise with his fledgling acting career. With roles in the likes of Guardians of the […]

Exclusive interview with Robert McGinley on Danger Diva

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david j. moore chats with filmmaker Robert McGinley… Cult filmmaker Robert McGinley might be best known for his subversive low-fi apocalyptic skater punk film Shredder Orpheus (1989), which has enjoyed a devoted following in the ensuing decades. His decidedly unique take on a futuristic cyberpunk outlook continued with his following film Jimmy Zip (1999), and […]