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DeRank ™: 7,26

DeAge™ : 6766 days • Here since 30 november 2007

Edward Yang Yi-Yi

17 aug 08

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Well... first of all we start with "Two Sisters," which is not just a simple horror film with the sole pretext of scaring, but a true and harrowing journey into the human unconscious. Then there's "The Call" by Takashi Miike, often underrated, yet distressing, gripping, and with an ending of exceptional poetry. In third place, I would put "Noroi," already explained in my review. Fourth, I include the devastating anime-horror "Perfect Blue," which is highly engaging, and in fifth place, I rank "Shutter" and "The Red Shoes" equally. If there were a sixth place, I would also rank "Naked Blood" and "Ringu" equally.

Edward Yang Yi-Yi

17 aug 08

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and I didn't want to blame you :D... I wrote that comment because many people criticize my taste in films. Regarding "Suicide Club", I admit that I find it brilliant, delirious, surreal; it's true that at times it even reaches overly trashy moments, but I consider it a masterpiece of the horror genre. I won't hide the fact that Eastern horror is my passion (I've also written several stories in the Eastern horror vein), in fact, I'm crazy about it.

Edward Yang Yi-Yi

17 aug 08

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looking at it with too Western eyes only ruins the beauty of the film

Edward Yang Yi-Yi

17 aug 08

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It's absolutely not true that I like all Eastern films; in fact, there are many that I consider unwatchable... However, as for cinematography, I can't hide that my favorite is Asian, without a doubt the one I love and follow the most overall. The film lasts 3 hours, but it seemed almost entertaining to me, not boring at all. Then it also depends on the way it is watched.

Serge Gainsbourg Comic Strip

11 aug 08

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very good :D

William Friedkin L'esorcista

10 aug 08

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elected ... I hope to never meet you

William Friedkin L'esorcista

10 aug 08

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I'm sorry to disappoint you, nettadebaser... but I listen to the Jeffersons constantly.

William Friedkin L'esorcista

10 aug 08

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And where is the fear in this film? I don't criticize at all the historical importance and/or the influence it has had on other horror films that are far superior... but this is truly a ridiculous movie, no doubt about it. A pointless horror, that doesn't even leave a shiver.

Carcass Reek Of Putrefaction

10 aug 08

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amazing! their remix of "Isobel" by Bjork is truly extreme... I listen to it even multiple times in a row. 5 for trust and 5 to you for the brilliant suggestion.