KAIKI: UNCANNY TALES FROM JAPAN VOL. 1
This anthology, the first of three volumes, is a terrific collection of Japanese supernatural tales set during (though not always from) Japan’s Edo period of 1603-1868.
This anthology, the first of three volumes, is a terrific collection of Japanese supernatural tales set during (though not always from) Japan’s Edo period of 1603-1868.
A very odd, and very culturally specific, look at Hell from a noted Japanese science fiction writer.
You’re likely familiar with the RING movies, but you may not know that, as with many successful films, they were books first
The horror movie genre, like any other, contains more than its share of overpraised clunkers
The 2007 Nikkatsu production TEN NIGHTS OF DREAMS (YUME JU-YA) is a monument in Japanese genre filmmaking.
One of the most iconic horror manga series of all time was this sprawling quasi-science fictional saga by writer-illustrator Kazuo Umezu
I’m not as fanatic about Haruki Murakami as many mainstream critics, but do appreciate his gift for the oft-kilter, amply evidenced in the 24 stories collected in BLIND WILLOW, SLEEPING WOMAN
Readers familiar with the medically informed horror fiction of Michael Blumlein will find a most welcome equivalent in this collection by Japan’s Tatsuaki Ishiguro
Here I have another round-up of worthwhile international horror films that have yet to be distributed (outside the festival circuit) in the United States.