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By Gordon B (705) on 30 Jul 2012

This old school ghost story is an eerie and effective concoction that blends theatrical flare with Japanese folklore…

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By James-Masaki R (237) on 09 Jun 2012

The black cat is a devilish creature in many cultures, including Japanese culture…

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By Will D (958) on 10 May 2012

If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise. You'll meet a couple of ghost cat-women who want to eat you…

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By Alex C (1,429) on 08 Apr 2012

Highly stylized (in high contrast black and white) Japanese ghost story that pulls no punches in its portrayal of wronged women who seek revenge…

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By Sam M (1,488) on 25 Mar 2012

Creepy, both a ghost story and a vampire film and very imaginatively blends the two genres…

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By Kevin D (1,252) on 14 Feb 2012

3 - A mother and daughter in feudal Japan are raped and murdered by samurai during the 3-year absence of the husband who is off fighting wars…

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By Jonathan S (1,990) on 20 Jan 2012

Decent drama that could benefit from a modified KC & The Sunshine Do a little dance, make a little love, drink blood tonight…

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By Al M (1,263) on 31 Dec 2011

From the director of Onibaba, Kuroneko is a masterpiece of early Japanese horror cinema and a testament to the power of Japan's influence upon…

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By Daniel K (1,478) on 12 Dec 2011

Incredibly eerie and beautiful. The effects and the way this movie is filmed is to black and white what Italian horror is to technicolor…

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By Lewis C (442) on 12 Dec 2011

Incredibly eerie and beautiful. The effects and the way this movie is filmed is to black and white what Italian horror is to technicolor…

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By Tyler M (722) on 12 Dec 2011

Incredibly eerie and beautiful. The effects and the way this movie is filmed is to black and white what Italian horror is to technicolor…

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By Greg A (122) on 25 Nov 2011

A man forced to fight in a civil war's mother and wife are raped and murdered in his absence by samurai who invade their home…

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By Joe A (721) on 10 Nov 2011

My cat has tried to kill me on multiple occasions…

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By Pierluigi F (185) on 04 Oct 2011

Kaneto Shindo combines the supernatural with socio-political commentary once more…

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By Scott G (1,078) on 26 Jul 2011

A samuri revenge film with a diference, a mother and daughter are killed by a clan of samuri but make a deal with the devil or there abouts,…

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By Sanjid P (73) on 06 Apr 2011

A haunting romance, chilling ghost story, and amusing fable, Kuroneko is a beautiful trip into a world between life and death, happiness and…

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By Robert H (1,967) on 16 Jan 2011

First-rate stuff: gorgeous b&w images dished up with enormous joie de cinéma, supporting a wonderfully creepy little story…

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By Generoso F (106) on 16 Aug 2010

I want to chew you up and consume you A young lady and her mother are attacked, raped, and murdered while the man of the house is out at war…

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By Rhady N (55) on 08 Aug 2009

Following Onibaba, Kaneto Shindô delivers another stunning, eerie masterpiece…

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By Watari T (1) on 01 Apr 2009

Not the best kaibyo eiga of all times, but enough enjoyale to be watched due to talent of SHINDO Kaneto (one the best japanese director, ever)…

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