Monthly Archives: July 2010

ON THE LAM

By | July 2010

Corey Aumiller began “On the Lam” as a short student film before expanding it into a $5,500 feature-length production. Not surprisingly, the film offers the vices and virtues common to no-budget first-time filmmakers. Fortunately, the virtues outweigh the vices…

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ON THE LAM

Corey Aumiller began “On the Lam” as a short student film before expanding it into a $5,500 feature-length production. Not surprisingly, the film...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: TEN LITTLE INDIANS

BOOTLEG FILES 334: “Ten Little Indians” (1975 feature film starring Oliver Reed, Elke Sommer and Stephane Audran). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the...

FILM THREAT PODCAST – EPISODE 15 – FILM THREAT’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY PANEL AT

This week's Film Threat Podcast breaks from the mold, instead showcasing Film Threat's 25th Anniversary Panel as recorded live on July 24, 2010 at the San...

FILMS GONE WILD: RYAN PIERS WILLIAMS – MINING “THE DRY LAND” FOR SERIOUS M

For a film dealing with such a harsh and serious subject, THE DRY LAND has seemingly had a charmed existence from day one. The drama examines the...

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THE LAND BEFORE TIME

I think it’s a minor tragedy that I was never familiar with Don Bluth and Gary Goldman’s work until I was almost in my thirties. Like everyone else who...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 5: WHAT IF…

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

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T.T. SYNDROME

Foreign competition is a hell of a thing for local industries, but sometimes it can yield good results for consumers and reinvigorate a stagnant or dying...

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ALICE JACOBS IS DEAD

The thing I’ve grown to dislike about the modern zombie film genre is how it's latched onto the cozy catastrophe scenario presented in the original...

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SALT

Didn't we just see this movie? Why go to the trouble of shooting a new one when you could simply toss a few scenes from "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" and "Gone in...

GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – CO-PRODUCTIONS

Over the past five Octobers, my company has trekked to Tokyo, Japan to attend TIFFCOM, an up-and-coming film sales market that runs concurrent with the...

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