Culture Pick: 'The Flash' and the oversaturation of the Multiverse genre – The Crimson White

DC’s “The Flash” is a film heavily inspired by its acclaimed genre counterparts.  Hollywood is driven by this practice of taking inspiration from a successful film and utilizing its styles and ideas. When it comes to narrative innovation, inter-film influence is nothing new.   “The Blair Witch Project” revealed the marketability of found-footage films. “Pulp Fiction”

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