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By | April 2004
“Togbe” is a fast-paced and fascinating portrait of one man, a funny sort of man at that…
Henk Otte is quite a character. A middle-aged, unemployed Dutchman living on disability, he also happens to be - once a year, anyway - a regally attired...
It's not unusual to give today's kids a "Time Out" when they're in need of a little discipline. The shtick in director Robbie Chafitz' clever short "Time...
New York is full of millions of stories waiting to be told. Some of them walk the streets, hands in pockets, hoping someone will one day listen to the...
Every Texan who reviews this movie is obligated by state charter to talk about their feelings for the actual Alamo, so here goes. Like all Texas middle...
Any film that has the words "hairy little snatch" appearing together in that order is okay by me. Thing is, all I can really say about this film is that...
Eleven-year-old Khaled Dourlon is a survivor; one of those quiet on the outside, tough on the inside kids who will do whatever it takes to survive. It's a...
When you watch a thriller, a murder-mystery, or a horror film, you react to tense scenes in two ways. There’s a cognitive response (who’s the killer)...
On June 25, 1876 General Custer and his men were defeated by Native Americans of the Sioux tribe at the Battle of Little Big Horn. Although archeological...
I’m a sucker for so-called “mockumentaries.” They’re charming, usually outlandish, and you never have to worry if anyone is getting exploited....
Way back when I first started writing for Film Threat, there was a movie that so knocked me on my ass that, after seeing hundreds of indies later, it still...