Japan’s horror master switches genre for new film now arriving in theaters - Tackling a samurai movie presented Kurosawa with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Marilyn Burns in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). (Photo by LMPC via Getty Images) The firsthand account of Japanese audiences ...

Japan horror master Kiyoshi Kurosawa debuts his first samurai film The Samurai and the Prisoner in US cinemas, opening in New ...

Silent Hill, which has been set in New England for more than two decades, is leaning into the J-horror that produced classic movies like “Onibaba” and “Ringu.” By Calum Marsh See more of our coverage ...

Thought lost for nearly forty-five years, this silent horror film was the product of avant-garde Japanese artists known as Shinkankakuha. Eschewing more naturalistic representation, the film uses ...

This list might have just as easily been titled Ten great Japanese horror movies in the vein of Kuroneko, since we’re only dealing with a certain type of horror film here. Kuroneko, which premiers at ...

Olga Artemyeva is a film critic, screenwriter and film curator based in NYC. She has a PhD in Art History and teaches Film Studies. Her dissertaion was dedicated to the evolution of horror, and it ...