“Au Revoir l’Été” by Kôji Fukada is a little gem of a movie, simple and yet multilayered and visually enchanting. It is a story of transition to adulthood, the...
Tag - Japan
Shimizu successfully returns to his roots with a fantastic genre outing.
An episodic-style approach to the Yokai genre.
Part of the expansive Japanese splatter underground, director Takao Nakano has offered plenty of work expanding the scope of high-concept, creative Japanese...
Firing back in rapid order, director Naoyuki Tomomatsu offers up the next chapter in his trilogy about the world of women dealing with the plight of a virus...
I have to admit here, Yuki Tanada is one of the my favorite representatives of the contemporary Japanese indie, with films being like “Moon &...
Films based on the making of a movie is something that’s no stranger to cinema, with the site even making a list of our favorites on the subject not too long...
A hallmark of the international horror scene, Takashi Shimizu’s legendary Ju-On served as a lightning rod when it was first released in 2002. This came...
