Review of Audition (2000) by Grayson D — 02 Jul 2011
Excellent and chilling horror from the controversial Japanese auteur Takeshi Miike, beginning with the mundane and tragic life of recent a widower and his son, that changes drastically with the arrival of a sinister and manipulative potential girlfriend who has designs on the family herself.
Culminating in a truly horrific scene of gory torture that is a perfect juxtaposition to the beautifully paced build up in the early scenes, this is well acted, well crafted modern Horror cinema from one of it's most unusual and unpredictable masters.
This review of Audition (2000) was written by Grayson D on 02 Jul 2011.
Audition has generally received positive reviews.
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