Saturday, 26 October 2013

MAYHEM Festival Day Preview 2 + Disco time!




Hello Folks,
Jonny T here with my preview of this years MAYHEM horror festival in Nottingham this time I bring you day 2! The films showing on Friday 1st November will be The Strange Colour of Your Body's Tears, Delivery and Discopath, But not only do you get 3 great films you also get to celebrate the showing of Discopath with a Halloween themed 70's Disco! So dust off those flairs and boogey on down to MAYHEM on Friday, See you there!
Jonny T.

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The Strange Colour of your body's tears.

FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER
6.15PM
THE STRANGE COLOUR OF YOUR BODY'S TEARS
Dir. Helene Cattet & Bruno Forzani, 2013 (BEL/FRA)
Klaus Tange, Ursula Bedena
From the visionary directors of Amer comes something just as bizarre, stylised and extreme. A businessman returns home to discover his apartment locked and his wife mysteriously vanished. What follows is a surreal journey that will please fans of Peter Strickland (Berberian Sound Studio) and Dario Argento.
“Psychedelic and mesmerising.” Screen


8.15PM
DELIVERY with special guest Director Brian Netto
Dir. Brian Netto, 2013 (USA)
Danny Barclay, Laurel Vail
This genuinely fresh and exciting take on the 'found-footage' film proves that it's still possible to take the genre in new directions. Building its story around a never-aired reality show episode which follows a couple trying for their first child, the story soon darkens as the young mother starts to believe her unborn child just might be possessed.
“Refreshing, scary, creepy.” Indiewire


10.30PM
DISCOPATH
Dir. Renaud Gauthier, 2013 (CAN)
Katherine Cleland, Ivan Freud
The mid-70s: a timid young New Yorker is fatefully exposed to the pulsating rhythms of a brand new genre of music: Disco. Unable to control his murderous impulses stemming from a childhood trauma, he becomes a dangerous serial killer, exiled to Montreal. A pitch perfect blend of music and mayhem - gloriously sleazy fun.
“A swift, satisfying salute to the slasher cinema of the ’70s.” Fangoria


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