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Bloody Muscle Bodybuilder in Hell aka The Japanese Evil Dead - Review

Bloody Muscle Bodybuilder in Hell aka The Japanese Evil Dead - Review

Here's an interview with director and star Shinichi Fukazawa on Attack from Planet B. Director: Shinichi Fukazawa ‬ Cast: ‭Shinichi Fukazawa, Asako Nosaka, Masaaki Kai Language: Japanese w/English subs Country: Japan Year: 2014 Rating: 15 Available on Amazon | Terracotta Shop | Terracotta VOD

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Ask Junichi Yamamoto 山本淳 Anything

Ask Junichi Yamamoto 山本淳 Anything

1. How did you come up with the story of the meatball machine? Why did you decide to make a movie like this?3. What influenced you in making this film, along with the 1999 edition? I think there is an influence from "Tetsuo" directed by Shinya Tsukamoto. But I wonder if there is anything else, what are the other sources?A. The 1999 edition is my second independent film. The first was a horror movie titled "Linga Mania" with the right hand depicting a man with a red penis giving birth to a god. "Lingamania" was the first movie I shot,...

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Why You Should: Meatball Machine

Why You Should: Meatball Machine
Part tragic love story, part body horror, MEATBALL MACHINE is the beset example of an extreme steam-punk gore fest which has stood the test of time since its first release and spawned a sequel directed by special effects artist Yoshihiro Nishimura

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Contemporary Japanese Directors You Should Know

Contemporary Japanese Directors You Should Know
With notable and legendary directors like Akira Kurosawa, Yasujirō Ozu and Akio Jissôji who shaped the country’s film industry and contributed works that influenced even western cinema—it’s no doubt that Japanese cinema continues to evolve. 

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Short Film - The Loyalist

Short Film - The Loyalist
Director Minji Kang's short chamber drama is at heart a story of familial and intergenerational conflict, but set in a unique crucible: the authoritarian politics of North Korea, whose pressures distort and warp the father-daughter dynamic to an untenable, shocking point.

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