Dylan O'brien

Director Antoine Fuqua and Mark Wahlberg tackle reincarnation in an absurdly plotted, but ass-kicking action film. Infinite tells the story of a select few who remember their previous lives when they are born again. "The Believers" embrace this gift and try to better humanity. "The Nihilists" consider it a curse and resort to drastic means to embrace death. Based on the novel, "The Reincarnationist Papers" by D. Eric Maikranz, Infinite has an intriguing set-up that's fumbled by a poorly written script. The film also has a scenario where two lead actors should have switched parts. A protagonist role reversal would have improved the narrative and cast chemistry.

Reliving a night from high school isn't an appealing thought for many people. It's certainly not an appealing thought for Fred (Dylan O'Brien), and yet it's something he has to do. Flashback follows Fred, now an adult, as he remembers a girl he went to school with. Only, no one...

The 29-year-old actor Dylan O'Brien has accomplished a strong lineup of work in his decade of acting, and his recent film Love and Monsters was another welcome addition. With a 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a nomination for Best Visual Effects at the 93rd Academy Awards, it's safe to say that the O'Brien-led project is considered a hit (despite the pandemic release shift.) The actor initially gained attention for his role as Stiles in the lengthy MTV hit series Teen Wolf before moving on to a career in film. The actor most notably moved on to lead the popular YA Maze Runner franchise based on the series of books and is just $50 million shy of earning a massive $1 billion in the box office.

In just a few days it will mark 10 years since Dylan O’Brien got his big break on MTV’s Teen Wolf, which premiered on June 5, 2011. The show would go on to become a major vehicle for the actor, who was 20 years old at the time, leading into his starring role in the sci-fi trilogy The Maze Runner. Now that the actor has wrapped two major pillars of his career, the question that might come to him is, "what now?"

We all have those moments in our pasts that we look back on and wonder what on earth we were thinking. That concept is taken to a whole new level in the upcoming thriller Flashback. The film follows Fred (Dylan O’Brien) as he begins having horrific visions of a girl who vanished in high school. The moment that started it all is revealed in a new clip from the movie.

TheHDRoom may be paid a small commission for any services or products ordered through select links on this page. Director Christopher MacBride’s thriller Flashback is coming to Blu-ray, DVD and Digital on June 8th following a limited theatrical run a few days earlier on June 4th. Dylan O’Brien and Hannah...

Back in 2016, Maze Runner star Dylan O’Brien was rushed to the hospital from the British Columbia set after being run over by a stunt car. The actor suffered severe injuries from the accident, including facial fractures, a concussion and brain trauma. After months of recovery and a hiatus for The Death Cure's production schedule, O’Brien returned to set and filmed the conclusion to the series. And then, he went back and signed up for another stunt-heavy movie with Love and Monsters.

Dylan O’Brien leads the cast of the upcoming science fiction thriller Flashback, which has just scored itself a release date. O’Brien plays the role of a young man who must unravel a disturbing mystery which develops from the fragmented, surreal memories of his past. The film arrives on digital platforms on 4th June 2021.

In the trailer for Flashback, Dylan O’Brien is a bored office worker who suddenly starts having creepy visions of a girl (Maika Monroe) who vanished when he was still in high school. Is the disappearance related to a mysterious drug? Is O’Brien’s character suffering from some sort of strange drug trip? Is this trailer maybe too […]

Even though he is nearly 30, Dylan O’Brien is known for teen dramas such as “Teen Wolf” and the “Maze Runner” franchise. His new movie “Flashback” places him in a darker, more mature role that perhaps speaks to a new direction and growth. The movie, previously titled “The Education of...

Over the course of an actor’s career, they give a lot of interviews about themselves, which are often recorded here for the internet, retold a few times over the years and sometimes misconstrued. This summer, it’ll officially be a decade since Maze Runner actor Dylan O’Brien first broke out in Hollywood as Teen Wolf’s Stiles Stilinski, so why not take part in a bit of fact checking about him on Google search?

Christopher MacBride‘s Flashback (2020) movie trailer has been released by Lionsgate. The Flashback trailer stars Dylan O’Brien, Maika Monroe, Keir Gilchrist, Hannah Gross, Emory Cohen, Amanda Brugel, Aaron Poole, Josh Cruddas, Sima Fisher, Liisa Repo-Martell, Ian Matthews, Maika Harper, Donald Burda, Landon Norris, and Jackie English. Crew. Christopher MacBride wrote...

"It's not what we think it is!" eOne Films reveals the official US trailer for an indie psychological thriller titled Flashback, formerly known as The Education of Fredrick Fitzell when it first premiered at the Sitges Film Festival last year (we posted a trailer then, too). Dylan O'Brien stars as Fredrick Fitzell, who seems to have a perfect life with a corporate job and relationship. But after a chance encounter with a man forgotten from his youth, Fred literally and metaphorically journeys into his past, to figure out something that has been hiding there for years. The cast includes Maika Monroe, Keir Gilchrist, Hannah Gross, Emory Cohen, Amanda Brugel, and Aaron Poole. There's a bunch of strange things going on in here, not only flashbacks and timeline flips, but lots of odd characters around. Worth a look if you dig mysteries.

Lionsgate has released the first trailer for “Flashback,” the Dylan O’Brien-led film previously known as “The Education of Frederick Fitzell”. “The Maze Runner” and “Love and Monsters” star portrays a young man living a seemingly ordinary life when he starts remembering Cindy (Maika Monroe), a former classmate who vanished in high school.

Lionsgate released a trailer for “Flashback” this week, and confirmed that the movie is releasing on digital and on-demand platforms on June 4th. Christopher MacBride wrote and directed the thriller, which stars Dylan O’Brien, Maika Monroe, and Hannah Gross. The synopsis reads, “Fredrick Fitzell (Dylan O’Brien) is living his best...

Flashback Trailer: Dylan O’Brien takes a heavy trip to the past. Lionsgate has released the first trailer for Flashback, in which Frederick Fitzell (Dylan O’Brien, The Maze Runner) is haunted by visions of a girl gone missing. Check out the Flashback trailer in the player below!. “I’m excited for this...