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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From Kazakhstan, Aruzhan Dossymkozha's About Mannequin tells the story of the resilience of family after tragedy strikes.
Tyler Turner's Down for the Count drops us into a dark, dystopian world controlled by a ruthless vampire mafia.
Jay Curtis Miller gives a one-shot horror this Halloween in his short film, Jack . As news blares out that our small town is going to experience a
Finally, a question I've had since becoming a professional film critic has been answered. What would it be like if you combined MMA fighting and faith-based movies? That answer comes in the form of Garrett Batty's feature film, The Carpenter. Our story takes place in 29 AD. A young man, Oren (Kameron Krebs), is out
America is in a mess. We are a divided nation and could this be the beginning of the end? Documentarian James Kicklighter explores how we got here and is there any hope in his documentary, The American Question
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Of course, it's the season for a satirical tale about President Donald J. Trump going to prison, and this tale comes from filmmaker Joe Barber's
Staniel Ferreira and Samuel Kay Forrest tackle the subject of generational trauma in their pseudo-documentary feature, Orango. After 17 years away from his homeland of Guinea-Bissau, Eny (Staniel Ferreira), an artist living in Berlin, embarks with his sister, Titina, on a life-changing journey home. Prompted by their mother's passing, the siblings return to reconnect with
Ben Tan's short film Dog examines the scariest moment in a teen’s life: being forced into adulthood without warning. Summer (Alexis Felix) is a 19-year-old teen forced by her mother to take her blind sister, Lex (Nastasia Koulich), out with her tonight. Summer wants to hang out with friends at a local rave, and now
Gio Randazzo's short film, She Follows , tells the story of a man who is followed by a ghost and challenged to make a tough decision.
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