Alan Ng is the Editor In Chief of Film Threat, a publication that focuses on independent and alternative cinema. With a passion for film, Alan covers a wide range of topics including film reviews, interviews with filmmakers, and analysis of the industry. His articles aim to provide readers with unique perspectives and insights into the world of cinema.
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Filmmaker Tim Polomani's short film, The Rabble , tells an odd tale about totalitarianism and a resistance movement determined to overthrow it.
Animator Kevin Delgado has conjured a WWII nightmare in his animated short Mission 19. In the waning days of the war, rogue U.S. Soldiers carry out a raid to steal a hidden cache of gold bars. What they don’t know is that demons guard the gold. They are unprepared when they encounter a mad scientist
It's really simple. To make a great movie adaptation of a Broadway musical, give us the spirit of the musical and do the songs justice. Few have succeeded, whereas many have failed. As a fan of movie musicals, I'm pretty sensitive to what works and what doesn't. So what's the verdict on Jon M. Chu's
It's really simple. To make a great movie adaptation of a Broadway musical, give us the spirit of the musical and do the songs justice.
Colin Henning starred, wrote, and directed the delightful short film Eden for Two about two young Hungarian men landing on American shores in 1989. Hungary is still under Communism, and they’ve escaped to build new lives. Henning plays István, who is subletting an apartment in Manhattan with his friend József (Brian D. McCormack). While József
Colin Henning starred, wrote, and directed the delightful short film Eden for Two about two young Hungarian men landing on American shores in 1989. Hungary is still under Communism, and they’ve escaped to build new lives. Henning plays István, who is subletting an apartment in Manhattan with his friend József (Brian D. McCormack). While József
Animator Kevin Delgado is publishing a steady series of animated shorts. Most recently, we reviewed his bloody WWII adventure, Mission 19, and now we move to the next alien invasion comedy-thriller, Dak and Zoltan Visit Earth
Animator Kevin Delgado is publishing a steady series of animated shorts. Most recently, we reviewed his bloody WWII adventure, Mission 19, and now we move to the next alien invasion comedy-thriller, Dak and Zoltan Visit Earth. In the futuristic setting of Dubai, now a hub for interplanetary diplomacy akin to the United Nations for planets,
In Barnaby Blackburn's short film Pylon, a young boy and his sister wander through a sunlit field on a quiet summer day. Their peaceful walk takes a dark turn when they encounter a group of older boys. The gang, led by a bully, confronts the siblings, demanding to know why they are avoiding them. The
In the animated short In the Shadow of the Cypress , filmmakers Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani tell the story of an older sea captain grappling
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