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Hi,
As discovered recently, SSL module of AMC 4.2.1 does not support TLS v1.1 and 1.2: it uses Indy9 library which supports TLS up to version 1.0.
The discussion was in a thread about the Filmaffinity script: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6795
Today I recompiled AMC (for the first time since version 3.5, as Soulsnake handled all versions after that) and linked it to Indy10... It works

So the good news: AMC seems now to be able to import data from sites like Filmaffinity, MyMovies, DVDFR or MovieCovers in HTTPS, which it was unable to do up to version 4.2.1.2
The bad news: That upgrade may break a few things, at least for the moment.
So for testing purpose only (!!) here is a first test version: http://update.antp.be/amc/test/amc_421_sslfix_1.rar
I say "for testing purpose only" as I have no idea if all works well. As it was compiled on another computer/environment than previous versions, there may be bugs anywhere.
Known problems:
- broken script functions: GetCookies, GetCookiesWithProperties, DeleteCookies
Possibly problems:
- handling non-HTTPS errors
- cancelling the download of a page/picture
- UTF8 by default
It is quite possible that you get encoding problems with non-UTF8 sites, they changed something in how the text strings are returned, I have no idea on how it will be handled with the various encoding methods encountered on the web

If you use this version with your catalog, please often BACKUP YOUR DATA, just in case there is an ugly bug hidden somewhere.
Please report here all errors encountered (except for the three known broken functions mentioned above).
I included in the archive a version of the DVDFR script that seems to work; I suppose that versions for Filmaffinity and MyMovies will follow soon.
I won't have more time for this until April, but then I'll try to fix the three broken functions for a proper beta release.