Alan Ng

Nine Days

By Alan Ng | July 2021

NEW TO THEATERS! If I may be so bold! Great science-fiction storytelling is not going to come from the big studios anymore….

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NEW TO THEATERS! If I may be so bold! Great science-fiction storytelling is not going to come from the big studios anymore. We will find it from new...

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The late 1900s was not a good time for Marvel films. First, there was Howard the Duck, which is arguably better than Captain America or the Reb Brown...

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In P.M. Lipscomb's short film, Outcry, an aging man plans a special dinner to commemorate the anniversary of his first date with his late wife…just not...

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My faith in the big studios to properly bring its intellectual property adequately to the big screen is very low. I'm starting to think it's so low that...

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There are a few issues where both sides are so firmly entrenched in their position that any room for overlap is very small. In Brian Kateman's...

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NEW TO VOD! "Pursuing our passions" is a relatively new concept. It wasn't that long ago when we worked day-to-day to feed, clothe, and shelter ourselves,...

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One hundred and nine days from now, the world is going to change for the worse. In writer/director Justin Suttles' short thriller, I'm Still Here, people...

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Let's be real: when a big studio has an intellectual property that is a proven cash cow, we've all been conditioned to have low expectations for whatever...

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Is it possible that Michael Jackson faked his death? Is he hanging out in some undisclosed paradise with Elvis and Tupac? Screenwriter Pearl...

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How do you bring a beloved television show successfully to the big screen? Not so long ago, I reviewed the best example of this in Batman: The Movie and...

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