Matt Pizzolo

Director

Filmmaker known for the film Threat, which examines suburban violence and subcultures.

Threat is described as a film about suburban violence and competing subcultures; the review highlights a soundtrack featuring hardcore and electronic acts (Bleeding Through, Terror, Most Precious Blood, 18 Visions, Atari Teenage Riot) and cites cinematic influences including Larry Clark, Harmony Korine, and Derek Jarman.

A close, sympathetic reading of Matt Pizzolo's film Threat that highlights its depiction of suburban violence, subcultures, and nihilism. The reviewer praises the film's atmosphere and soundtrack and compares Pizzolo to Larry Clark, Harmony Korine, and Derek Jarman. The review is appreciative and awards the film a 5/5 rating.

For:Fans of gritty independent cinema, hardcore music, and films about subcultures

 Matt Pizzolo with this film wants to tear apart everything that is in good taste and that is "for everyone," he takes our face and moves it into cold, nocturnal streets where the asphalt witnesses horrifying violence, where the walls are stained with blood, and where windows let in cries of pain, despair, and anger.

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