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03-03-2007, 12:33 AM
Kitano Takeshi's works are interesting. I really liked Kikojiro, and Zatoichi was fun too. I still have to see Hanabi, though. Kobayashi Masaki's adaptation of Lufcadio Hearn's Kwaidan is very good too. For a movie made in the 1960s, when special effects were still quite primative, the film still manages to set a surprisingly unnerving tone. I saw the live version of Deathnote a while back, and it was a very entertaining film. I was surprised by the ending a bit. Oh, and Kurosawa's films are always fun.
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03-08-2007, 04:20 AM
audition-This is very strange and you wont even know what the hell you are watching but you will love it anyway
Gozu- pretty much the same discription as i gave to audition koroshiya ichi- This is probably the most desturbing film you will ever see in your entire life. The manga is even worse! Basicly its about a sadistic killer who can only cum when he kills. I guess you can call him a necropheliac because he masterbates on corpses, but he dosent rape them so i guess its kind of diffrent. While he is being tricked into killing people, a sick masaphist who loves to torture trys to track him down so he can be killed painfully. tomie-About a girl who regenerates evertime she is killed. uzumaki-A very strange movie about spirals. Its got strange twisted bodys and weird things like that. ju-on-The original Japanese version of the grudge. You wont see the evil ghost woman crawl out of a womans vagina in the american version! ringu-the original Japanese version of the Ring. You wont see autopsys in the american version! One Missed Call-This is sort of a tribute to other great J-horror. Although i have never seen any movie except this one has telavised deaths, thats somthing new! |
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