The biggest news this week is actually some rather upsetting news, so I’ll get it out the way first. Acclaimed filmmaker Nicolas Roeg died at the ripe old age of 90, leaving behind a masterful back catalogue of classic cinema. For those who don’t know, Roeg was the man behind many
This feature documentary tells the stranger-than-fiction story of triplet brothers separated at birth and secretly sent to different families across the state of New York in the 1960s. Nineteen years later bizarre coincidence brings them together and catapults them to celebrity status. But what starts as a heart-warming human-interest story
Remember the heyday of DVDs? That time when every single movie release was jam-packed with bonus features no matter how bad it was. While there has been a prevailing shift from physical media to streaming and digital downloads it seems that in the time of Blu-rays many awesome films have
Aberystwyth’s international horror festival celebrated its 13th year with a blood-splattered slasher theme, featuring genre classic such as My Bloody Valentine, Prom Night and of course Friday the 13th, as well as a special guest appearance from filmmaker Sean S. Cunningham. But the festival also showcased a host of brand-new horror
Isn’t it lucky when your favourite artists keep a record of their life through the medium of video? I’m certainly going to start filming more often after watching this doc! I’ll also get my best friend to film me too so they can release all the footage as a documentary
