ALMA

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ALMA

“Alma” is the second entry in French filmmaker Patrick Rouxel’s “Rainforest Trilogy” – the first was his 2009 Indonesian-based “Green.”...

Features

FILM FESTICLES: EPISODE TEN – "GOOD NEWS"

Film Threat is proud to present a new webseries from filmmakers Mark Potts and Don Swaynos, Film Festicles. In this week's episode, while the director...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 99: THE NAME OF THE GAME

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...

Features

GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – IMAGINE A F

Hi Everybody! Greetings from Cannes! The last few days have been quite a wild ride, getting here. The whirlwind started for me last Friday at 5:30 AM, when...

Features

MONKEY MAN – 32

A BRAND NEW arch enemy is revealed in this week's Monkey Man! From the mind of Brian Lynch (Spike, Angel and Angry Naked Pat) and the pen of James...

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DARK VESSEL

It's 1977 in the opening of Dark Vessel, and a robot is brutally murdered by a posse of other robots on the outskirts of Waxahachie, TX, near the town's...

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CAROL CHANNING: LARGER THAN LIFE (DVD)

With her saucer eyes, raspy voice and spirit of perpetual effervescence, Carol Channing is one of the most original forces of energy in the history of...

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THE MISSED CALL

Dennis Fang's The Missed Call concerns itself with the story of a school coming to terms with the sudden suicide of one of its own. Young Jon (Kieren...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: THE JAPANESE KING KONG RIPOFFS

BOOTLEG FILES 427: “The Japanese King Kong Ripoffs” (the 1933 “Wasei Kingu Kongu” and the 1938 “King Kong Appears in Edo”). LAST SEEN: Neither...

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DEVIL BOARD

Quick question: when it comes to movies, has anything good EVER come out of playing with a ouija board? If you answered "no," then you're already aware of...

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