Alan Ng

Killing Gunther

By Alan Ng | June 2020

NEW ON NETFLIX REVIEW! The gang’s back together in Killing Gunther. By gang, I mean the cast of Saturday Night Live from…

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NEW ON NETFLIX REVIEW! The gang’s back together in Killing Gunther. By gang, I mean the cast of Saturday Night Live from the past few seasons....

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NEW ON HULU REVIEW! The title character in director Josephine Decker’s Shirley is acclaimed horror writer Shirley Jackson. I am familiar with her work...

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Environmental documentaries are important, yet incredibly depressing. No one will argue that we live on the Earth, and we have to take care of it. Since...

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Pride month always brings in the most exciting films into the Film Threat office. They’re unlike the usual movies we get throughout the...

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NEW ON VOD! Max Power’s documentary Don’t Be Nice is a helpful crash course into the art of Slam Poetry. He follows the Bowery Poetry Club from the...

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See You Yesterday is proof science-fiction is a genre for everyone and appropriate in any setting. Director Stefon Bristol brings the science and ethics of...

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Before he takes on Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, director Destin Daniel Cretton and co-writer Andrew Lanham tackle head-on the...

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Rashaad Ernesto Green's Premature is a sweet and poignant love story set in modern Harlem between two African-American teens, but told uniquely through...

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Art, in all its forms, attempts to express the inexpressible—ideas and concepts that are hard to describe in words. Gregory Alexander Foltynowicz tackles...

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Films can be a powerful force at chipping away the societal and cultural oppression of our time. Arguably, in the United States, the progress we’ve made...

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