Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) review [The Godzilla Project]

A splendid Godzilla narrative that does not only delivers Kaiju action in a satisfying and engaging way but also continues the questioning of the blossoming of the capitalistic logic within Japanese societal field and the state of the post-war atomic truth in a constructive way.

New Religion (2022) review

A splendid horror-drama narrative that will keep the spectator on the edge of his seat from start to finish.

MAD CATS (2023) review

A dose of cinematic pleasure that does not only provides the laughs but also engages the spectator with well-choreographed action.

Noise (2022) review

A highly satisfying experience that delivers suspense as well as good dose of touching emotionality.

Rageaholic (2022) review

“A great dystopian narrative that clearly gives expression the director’s fear of certain right-wing tendencies that linger within Japanese society.”

Lesson In Murder (2022) review

In Shiraishi’s talented hands the narrative transforms into a visual elegant and compelling examination of the desire that drives us all.  

Parallel (2022) review

A fabulous narrative that does not only delivers a thrilling slasher-like experience, but offers a touching romance between two people that are, in their own particular way, deeply marked by their traumatic past.

A Haunted Turkish Bathhouse (1975) review

It is via the splatter of blood, the concatenation of sexual acts, and the ghostly revenge that Yamaguchi presents the male spectator his truth: that he, beyond fantasy and desire, is a merely castrated being.