Now the Academy has finally offered some long-overdue recognition of the unsung heroes of film & TV, will we start to see an impact on short films and more stunts appearing in a medium where they previously couldn’t afford to tread/fall/somersault?

With Amazon’s acquisition of MGM Studios, and therefore the rights to exploit the world’s most famous Martini drinker on any screen size they choose, is this a new era of product placement?

If you’re one of those people who feels that romance is dead, the annual celebration of just how right/wrong you are is just around the corner.

Last weekend, I binge watched horror movies from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru, here’s what I found…

If you’ve yet to take a stab at the genre, here are a few reasons why you should absolutely make a horror film.

When someone utters “horror film” a vast mix of emotions evoke us. From immense disdain to utter admiration, it is arguable the most opinionated genre in the filmmaking world.

Horror is a genre catered for not just with specific strands within broad festival programmes, it also boasts a number of high profile festivals entirely dedicated to horror, all born of a deep-rooted love of the genre.