#asian horror films

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Asian Horror Movies VS American Horror Movies

What are some of the differences in American Horror movies and Asian Horror movies? #horror #horrorfilms #asianhorror #americanhorror #horrorcommunity #horrorfam #horrorfamily #horrorblog #blog

Asian horror movies have been gaining popularity in the US for the past few years. There are many reasons why but one of the biggest reasons is that they are just so different from American horror movies. Asian horror films tend to be much more psychological and integrate practicality even when the supernatural are involved.In America, many horror movies use violence in the forefront with little…

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Wow I love Four Dads in Fantasy World(???)

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Ju-On: The Grudge (2002)

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自殺サークル / SUICIDE CLUB (2001)

Director: Sion Sono Cinematography: Kazuto Sato

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Tomie: Forbidden Fruit, 2002

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Brigitte Lin in Love Massacre (1981)

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onibaba, 1964

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So today's lesson is, you kill each other off till there's only one left.

Nothing's against the rules.

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Suicide Club (2001)

dir. Sion Sono

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Japanese VHS covers

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Another thought about “Saw X”:

The movie lowkey being a champion for Asian representation by having the only test victims to have a happy ending be the ones played by an Asian actor.

You have the hospital custodian who Jigsaw imagined in a trap (the eye vacuum in the poster) due to his habit of stealing from patients. Before John could do anything, the custodian looked at him, thought to himself, “Aw shit, probably shouldn’t do that”, returned the items, and got to live another day.

Then you have the cab driver, who was legit the only one who passed the test given to him by John and got medical attention. Assuming Cecilia and Henry eventually died (I don’t see Cecilia getting out of the poison gas room and Henry was in the Bathroom of Death), the cab driver is the only actual victim who lived.

The Asians chose not to die in this movie lol.

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Ekusute AKA Exte: Hair Extensions (2007)

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I have a bit of a horror film niche that I adore and that is asian found footage/documentary style movies. Can’t get enough of them and there are so few out there that I’ve been able to find. 

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Audition (1999)

dir. Takashi Miike