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From the five stories housed inside Borowczyk’s Immoral Tales, stories that feature incest and bestiality, of course he chose the most graphic and potentially upsetting to turn into a feature length film. But from there is able to create something more layered and more mesmerizing
Read MoreFour or five tales of debauchery depending on your ability to use a Blu-ray player's remote control.
Read MoreOshima's debut film is given the Masters of Cinema treatment.
Read MoreTwilight Time give a stateside chance for another Yamada film, this time not one as established as Twilight Samurai.
Read MoreSalo and Leaving Las Vegas comes to mind but this film is a beast of its own as these men set out to do what they came there to do, having trucks filled with meats, vegetables, and other essential ingredients unloaded off at the property where every room is an exercise in consumerism of a grotesque exaggeration that only these bourgeois could afford.
Read MoreSono has made his Umbrellas of Cherbourg. Tokyo Tribe is colorful, its vibe informed by the music that constantly runs through its veins. The story information delivered through largely non-stop rap.
Read MoreA spaghetti western that uses silence just as much as its rousing score.
Read MoreAs part of their Drive-In Collection, Vinegar Syndrome releases two extremely enjoyable films from director Chris Warfield.
Read MoreArrow Video release the definitive edition of Miike's musical classic. And they don't forget to give props to The Quiet Family too.
Read MoreWhat if our penchant for skepticism and rational thinking is what allows an alien invasion to begin its preparations right here on Earth? That's what this highly entertaining video nasty posits.
Read MoreWhen you hear a film has been influenced by The Texas Chainsaw Massacre you most likely will figure that the film will at least have something shocking in it. As to what those shocking things might be you would never in a million years think of the crazy shit that goes down in this Greek “video nasty” Island of Death.
Read MoreAsami is an actress who always seems to give her all in whatever role she is in. I, like most people, were introduced to Asami through The Machine Girl (2008) where, despite not playing the titular character, was one of the most memorable aspects of the film.
Read MoreThe second film in Arrow Video’s recent double helping of Yasuharu Hasebe, Retaliation was released a year after Massacre Gun and also features a supporting Jo Shishido. Arrow's extra make this release a useful resource for Japanese film buffs.
Read More1967 was a great year for Jo Shishido. It saw the release of not only what he says to be his favorite film of his, A Colt is My Passport, but also what he will probably be known for, Branded to Kill. Arrow Video, still in the first months of breaking into the North American market, has released another 1967 film starring Shishido.
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