Far-East Extreme
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's 1997 slow-burn procedural film has aged better than many of its J-horror contemporaries.by kleurvision
Cannibalism occupies a special place in our psyche; the mere thought of it is often so horrible that such a…by kleurvision
ANOTHER HEAVEN was another millennium-era J-horror flick that I had meant to watch for years, until I noticed it was…by kleurvision
In our quest to find interesting Asian horror films to watch and recommend to readers, we often have to wade…by kleurvision
It seems like retro Hong Kong cinema gets a bad rap by the public at large here in the west.…by kleurvision
Western horror has a proud tradition of shlock. Whether it be the American classics of William Castle or the pure…by kleurvision
Thanks to the globalization of the media, western audiences have gotten more and more access to one of Japan’s more…by kleurvision
Here at Far East Extreme, I take a look at horror movies from a country and usually try to compare…by kleurvision
One of the more talked about films of late, a Korean movie called Parasite, capped off its great run last…by kleurvision
Hello horror fans! Another year comes to a close, and with it another Far East Extreme. For my money, you…by kleurvision
Meatball Machine belongs to a special offshoot of Japanese body horror, one which contains plenty of medical imagery and often…by kleurvision
The Queen of Black Magic actually has a bit of meat on its Halloween store skeleton bones, and can be…by kleurvision
There are certain movies I definitely had in mind when I began this column; absolutely bonkers stuff that I felt…by kleurvision
Today’s film, Biozombie, was released only one year after the handover, and was something of a bellweather, not necessarily of…by kleurvision
Iranian cinema is generally celebrated by those in the know. Despite the ever-worsening political climate in the region, Persian film…by kleurvision