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Christopher Smith
7Nov10
Suzuki’s dreamlike imagery and almost surreal atmosphere elevates what otherwise could easily have been an overheated B-movie melodrama. The plot is awkward and far-fetched at times, but the filmmaking is so stylized, it sometimes ends up having a fable-like quality to it. A fascinating piece of work.
Crap Monster
7Feb09
A good example of Seijun Suzuki's ability to actually make a whole-heatedly serious film.
Ellis de Vries
19Jan09
This movie rocked my world. The suffering of the main character was so potent, so violent, I couldn't help be sucked into this film.