One of the original horror mockumentaries, Threads is an absoltue gut punch of a film.
Per Severin's website: "On Sunday September 23rd, 1984, THREADS was broadcast on BBC2. Written by novelist/playwright Barry Hines (KES) and directed by BAFTA winner Mick Jackson, the film depicted the effects of a thermonuclear attack on the working-class city of Sheffield. Four months later, the film was shown on American cable TV. In both countries, the graphic horrors of detonation, societal collapse and nuclear winter were indelibly seared into tens of millions of homes. "
The 3 disc edition is packed solid with interviews, video essays, documentaries, and so much more.
