Direct from Chris Gore's Garage! On the cusp of Film Threat's 20 year anniversary, founder Chris Gore opens wide his private supply of back issues of what has been called "…the greatest movie magazine ever published!" Film Threat started in 1985 as an underground movie 'zine and while the mag lives on as a web site, these back issues are all that remains of what many believe to be the one of the most influential movie magazine of its time. And others, of course, say Film Threat sucks, but why not shell out some cash and decide for yourself? Check out the available issues of Film Threat Classic, Film Threat Magazine, Film Threat Magazine (New) and the Film Threat Video Guide below. Get your copies soon, because once these issues are sold out, they're gone forever! Film Threat Classic These issues were published from 1985 through 1989 and represent Film Threat's early underground beginnings as a fanzine from Detroit. Issues were banned in Canada and were kept out of the U.K. for being racy. Film Threat Magazine From 1991 through 1997, Film Threat covered the independent film scene in its infancy and covered the early careers of Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, Bryan Singer and many more! Film Threat Magazine (New) Film Threat Video Guide This magazine was a spin-off from the original Film Threat and covered the growing underground film scene from 1991 through 1995 and featured the likes of Nick Zedd, Todd Philips, Richard Kern, Lydia Lunch and more!