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Cinema Threat is an independent motion picture production company that prides themselves on their cult and exploitation films and have risen to notoriety in the underground film scene. Their brand of off the wall satire, love for the horror genre and taboo subject matters, come together to create a unique brand of underground movies that Cinema Threat has become famous for.
Cinema Threat movies are a return to the "Midnight Movie" mentality of films such as Pink Flamingos, Last House On The Left, Thriller: A Cruel Picture, and Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song.
They are the lovers, the makers & distributors of trashy, edgy, rule breaking movies. Movies that are just too taboo, too foreign, too sleazy, or too different to fit in with the views of your typical film outlet ...
So What The Hell Have They Made?
Since the successful nationwide DVD release of their first feature film Transit in April 2005, Cinema Threat Productions has produced numerous features.
Their second feature, The River: Legend of La Llorona, was released in 2006 as part of the Hostile Hauntings 2 Disc Horror DVD set and was released again in July 2007 as part of a 50 pack Horror DVD box set called, Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares.
Revenge of La Llorona, their third feature was released in August 2007 as part of the Tomb of Terrors 50 pack Horror box set as well as a single title on IndieFlix.Com and Amazon.Com.
Curse of La Llorona, Cinema Threat's fourth project was released in October 2007 and is available for purchase or rent from Blockbuster.Com and NetFlix.Com. The Hood Has Eyez was their fifth project. All their movies are available at Major DVD Retail chains across the country.
Cinema Threat recently released a horror-comedy titled Horno and is in production on a documentary titled Nicaragua Was My Home, expected to be released late 2010.
To see writer/director Terrence Williams' latest work CLICK ON THE PHOTO!
Terrence began making movies at age 12, but his formal film education started at the Hollywood Film Institute and continued at Los Angeles City College Film & Television School. Having been well trained in all aspects of film, Terrence has written and directed numerous feature films.
Much has been written about Terrence and his films, including the following:"Revenge of La Llorona" does establish Terrence Williams as a director of skill and one with some interesting ideas."-- HorrorSociety.Com"Terrence Williams is one of those filmmakers that really deserves to have his work seen more widely, with The Hood Has Eyez, Terrence has shown that he not only knows how to make a good movie, but also has the balls to make the kind of movie that he wants to."-- RogueCinema.Com"It's obvious Terrence Williams knows what he wants to see on screen and how to get it - you can tell there's thought behind the camera work - and the director knows how to work with his actors."-- Fatally-Yours.Com"Horno is a fun indie film. It shows that Williams is not only a good director but also diverse. Although he is worthy of going behind low budget films and I wish him success, I wouldn't want him moving away from independent filmmaking if only for the reason that he wouldn't be able to continue making such absurd films."-- Horror-101.Com
For more info on writer/director Terrence Williams visit his
Myspace page: myspace.com/cinemathreat or
IMDB @ www.imdb.com/name/nm0931786
To contact: email Terrence W. at cinemathreat@netzero.com
To see the first short film that producer Nicole Williams directed CLICK ON THE PHOTO!
After wearing many hats on the independent graffiti drama, Transit, including script supervisor, special effects coordinator, and wardrobe girl, Nicole partnered with director Terrence Williams to produce her first feature, The River: Legend of La Llorona.
Nicole attended Film school at El Camino College and Los Angeles Southwest College and has produced numerous feature films under the Cinema Threat banner.
Nicole is a driving force behind Cinema Threat and its films and continues to wear many hats, ranging from Producer to special effects artist, still photographer, prop girl, and even making sure everyone is fed on the set.
For more info on producer/special effects artist Nicole Williams visit her
Myspace page: myspace.com/disenfranchisedinamerica or
IMDB @ www.imdb.com/name/nm2269899/
To contact: email Nicole W. at nil645@hotmail.com
1. Horno (2009)
2. The Hood Has Eyez (2007)
3. Curse of La Llorona (2007)
4. Revenge of La Llorona aka Llorona Gone Wild (2007)
5. The River: Legend of La Llorona (2006)
6. Transit (2005)
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"HORNO" -
"The best combination of sleaze and gore in a long time!" - SearchMyTrash.Com
Opinions? Comments? Drop us an email:
cinemath
