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In July 1988, 167 men died after North Sea rig Piper Alpha exploded: the worst oil disaster in history.
Anthony Wonke’s documentary gathers survivors and rescuers to revisit the tragedy, building a stark, nerveshredding portrait of desperate heroism beyond the reach of a fictional disaster movie.
Testimonies have such clarity and candour you fear for their safety even knowing the outcome, especially alongside archive footage of the blaze.
Even Wonke’s reconstructions, propelled by cacophonous sound design, are searingly intense.
After struggling to make sequel-sized changes, fans think Blizzard might retire the '2' in Overwatch's name based on Season 16 leaks
Valve leads considered making a "mediocre" game before Half-Life to build the team up, but original marketing exec said "if you do that, the company will fail"
Take-Two won't begin marketing GTA 6 until it's closer to release: "The anticipation for this title may be the greatest anticipation I've ever seen for any entertainment property"
