Monthly Archives: September 2007

WHO CAN KILL A CHILD? (DVD)

By | September 2007

What Serrador sets his audience up for is a bleak and almost logical result of war and violence. What happens when children decide they’ve had enough? The answer Serrador presents us with is difficult to fathom…

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WHO CAN KILL A CHILD? (DVD)

“¿Quien Puede Matar A un Niño?” is another one of those horror films that I just happened across during my childhood one day. My aunt had yet again...

BABELGUM TO LAUNCH MAJOR ONLINE FILM FESTIVAL

Babelgum, the free to view global Internet television network, will hold the Babelgum Online Film Festival, a major online event celebrating and rewarding...

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"TEN ‘TIL NOON" DVD GIVEAWAY!

In honor of the DVD release of indie sensation "Ten 'til Noon," Film Threat has gotten together with the creators of the film to offer five (5) DVD and...

"OFFICE SPACE" DRAMA RE-MIX

This Labor Day, sit back and enjoy a re-purposed "Office Space," focusing more on the depressing undercurrents of office life as opposed to the humor of...

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THE NINES

I, for one, am happy to see Ryan Reynolds moving into substantive films. Don’t get me wrong, I love “Van Wilder,” especially when I have a beer in...

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THE EYES OF EDWARD JAMES

In “The Eyes of Edward James,” the titular character is undergoing hypnotic regression therapy to relive the events leading up to the murder of his...

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MUSTANG SALLY'S HORROR HOUSE (DVD)

First, you're not hallucinating. That name listed first in the credits, Elizabeth "E.G." Daily? She WAS a Powerpuff Girl. And that's the start of the...

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THE IMAGE OF THE CITY

At a first glance, you may think that “The Image of the City” is a painfully pretentious and awfully presumptuous pseudo-art house documentary short,...

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ALL MY LOVING (DVD)

Tony Palmer’s landmark 1968 BBC documentary on the icons of the era’s rock orbit is finally receiving its DVD premiere. Nearly four decades after its...

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BLOOD OATH

"Blood Oath" is a strange little package that starts off horribly, but quickly finds its stride as an excellent representation of early eighties slasher...

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