Samurai Spy (1965)Shinoda Masahiro’s cinema will never cease to amaze, this is yet another phenomenal work from the New Wave rebel. Trying to summarize it…Apr 16, 2021Apr 16, 2021
Jigokuhen: A Portrait of HellShirô Toyoda has created a truly horrific, haunting masterwork that is Jigokuhen, and indeed like its title, this is a portrait of Hell…Apr 4, 2021Apr 4, 2021
Himatsuri (1985): Fire FestivalHow does one classify this ? Existential horror, maybe. This is one of those films that when they end there’s only silence in your mind…Mar 25, 2021Mar 25, 2021
Tiexi Qu: West of the TracksWhile other documentaries fail to hold my attention this 9 hour mammoth kept me captivated the entire runtime. This goes beyond simple…Mar 2, 2021Mar 2, 2021
The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979)The Man Who Stole the Sun is existentialism taken to the next level, it’s an epic journey from start to finish. I can best describe this…Feb 15, 2021Feb 15, 2021
The Family Game (1983)On the surface level this story is quite simple, a Japanese family with two kids, one of the kids is having trouble at school with his low…Jan 29, 2021Jan 29, 2021
Tokyo Sonata: Echoes of the SelfAs haunting as it is beautiful, Kiyoshi Kurosawa is indeed the modern master of horror, and in this film he proves it but not in the way…Jan 12, 2021Jan 12, 2021
SAMURAI ASSASSINOften times, in cinema, a director has that one film that overshadows the rest of his works in terms of popularity. Because of this many…Jan 3, 2021Jan 3, 2021
Zatoichi: The Dark LightWhere do I begin talking about 25 films at a time ? From a technical standpoint these films have always been consistent despite being…Dec 30, 2020Dec 30, 2020