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12 hours ago · To be clear, "Imprint" wasn't Miike's only TV-bound work; he has worked on several series and miniseries over the years. It's not his only TV movie, either — he's made seven of those.
2 days ago · From the 1999 movie Audition, the 2001 movie Ichi the Killer, and the 2003 movie One Missed Call to episode Imprint from Showtime’s Masters of Horror series, the director is unparalleled when it comes to showcasing alternative horror that is real and so very scary. His movies have a rawness to them that makes the horror elements stand out and ...
2 days ago · The Imprint Films August lineup has a 1960s theme. Six lesser-known gems of the decade are heading to Blu-ray, five for the first time. Strictly limited to 1500 copies each. Available for pre ...
5 days ago · Miike, a seasoned splatter artist, completely delivers on the tee up of a 13-vs.-200 man battle, which plays out over the entire final third of the movie and on multiple layers of a Japanese town ...
5 days ago · Visitor Q (2001) Directed by Takashi Miike. There is something oddly mesmerizing about the scandalously inflammatory behavior adopted with disquieting irony by this ode to moral degeneracy that is unpleasantly accurate in its digital reproduction of the crumbling – and then reconstitution – of intimate institutional family values through a remorseless iconoclastic assault on these ...
2 days ago · SIGHT, starring Greg Kinnear and Terry Chen, follows the inspiring true story of Ming Wang, an impoverished Chinese prodigy who flees Communist China to become a pioneering eye surgeon in America. When tasked with restoring the sight of an orphan who was blinded by her step mother, he must confront the trauma of living through the violent ...
2 days ago · His works are borne out of a mixture of silent movie melodrama and self-conscious camp — a mix of Frank Borzage and John Waters. The subjects range from incestuous psychodramas in the Alps (“Careful,” 1994) to Depression-era musicals starring beer-filled glass legs (attached to Rossellini in “The Saddest Music in the World,” 2003).
