Masato Hagiwara

Arne 2022-01-19 08:02:04

Director Kurosawa Kiyoshi's 1997 work "X Sanji" tells the story of an unusual serial killer. The serial killings in Tokyo were all committed by different perpetrators, but all corpses had a knife cut "X" on their necks. While taking care of the mentally abnormal wife, the Criminal Police Senior...

Evelyn 2022-03-21 09:03:06

I am more concerned about the behavioral logic of the characters in the plot. The following is my own understanding:

Mamiya inherited the hypnotism of the cult and lost his memory for some reason and became an unconscious hypnotized murderer; Sakuma went to prison to talk to Mamiya and was...

Cary 2022-03-21 09:03:06

8.5/10 Quietly restrained and calm, suppressed from the beginning to the end, although it is only in a small dilapidated warehouse, it can also make people feel that the whole world is doomsday. The most terrifying thing is that you, the audience, know very well that you are the same as those who are nothing. Like them, they may all draw those bloody crosses under the necks of others.

Angie 2022-03-19 09:01:08

Use the distorted noise of sound and the dark and alienation of space to show the suppressed hideous side of human nature. The pictures are exquisite to the extreme, and Kurosawa does not tell the story of a serial killer, but seeks the most terrifying origin in the depths of the spirit during the layers of hypnotism. The last scene in the restaurant is calm and restrained. Yakusho Koji has eaten all the food and paid to leave. Everything seems normal, but it makes people shudder.