Published 1996 Synopsis Welcome to Film Threat - the Next Generation! Chris Gore has left the magazine business to develop videogames in San Francisco. But even with no Gore, the song remains the same throughout the Film Threat pages. In this issue - Kathryn Bigelow makes "Strange Days," John Woo makes a stinky with "Broken Arrow," stripper movies come to the rescue and interview with the real Drugstore Cowboy. Notable Quote Stripper - "Elizabeth Berkley did a good job dancing and all. But the acting was the worst ever." Contents Popcorn Spumco update and someone rips off Roger Ebert. Articles Festival Madness - Reports from Toronto, Tokyo and Telluride. Femme Fatale - Susanne Ofteringer directs "Nico-Icon." Life in the Food Chain - "Hearts of Darkness" director, George Hickenlooper, makes "The Low Life." Bond Babe - Izabella Scorupca talks sex and democracy. Strange Days - Kathryn Bigelow is grilled about James Cameron's politics, Bassett's biceps and exactly how Fiennes pronounces his last name. Woo War Two - On the set of "Broken Arrow." Four Rumors - What are the directors behind "Four Rooms" up to now? The Naked Truth - Dominic goes to see "Showgirls" with a couple of strippers. Typewriter Cowboy - Drugstore Cowboy author James Fogle on fame, prison and the writer's solitary life. The Final Cut "City of Lost Children," "Showgirls" and "Clockers" Underground "Seeking the Café Bob" The Music Section Dance Hall Crashers, 16 Volt Comix Roger Corman picks up some comics. Capsule Reviews Video, books and assorted other swag… The Last Page "Crumb" director Terry Zwigoff guest writes for Film Threat.