Tag: tatsuyanakadai

A few months ago we reported on the singular animated erotic experience that is Yamamoto Eiichi's Belladonna of Sadness. The film, produced in 1973 as part of the experimental adult animation trilogy Animerama, was one of the most unique cinematic...

Yamamoto Eiichi's long forgotten work of erotic fantasy, 1973's Belladonna of Sadness, is an unforgettable cinematic experience that has no equal, even all these years later. This project, the last film in a trilogy produced by manga legend Tezuka Osamu...

Yamamoto Eiichi's almost completely forgotten animated erotic fantasy Belladonna of Sadness is on its way to theaters this spring. In celebration of its upcoming release, North American distributor Cinelicious Pics has a brand new trailer cut by L.A. indie stalwart...

Welcome! Yours truly is in Austin, Texas, getting ready to cover the greatest genre film event in North America: Fantastic Fest 2015. I'll be uploading episodes daily featuring reviews and news. But I'll also be doing tons of interviews. This episode,...

Any genre fan attending Fantastic Fest 2015 is going to lose their collective minds. The international madness (in addition to the first wave I reported on last month) that is going to descend upon Austin is jaw dropping.  Opening night...

Though many will likely never have heard of 1973 Japanese animated feature Belladonna Of Sadness this long overlooked classic is about to come back into the spotlight thanks to a gorgeous 4k digital restoration and planned re-release from CineLicious, SpectreVision...

Los Angeles based distributor Cinelicious Pics has been turning heads over the last few months. The brand-new company may have licensed only a few titles yet, but those include some ScreenAnarchy favorites, like for example Ragnar Bragason's Metalhead, and Anurag...

How do you proceed making a film about Japan's recent tragedies- first, the crippling  decades long recession that forced 31,650 Japanese into taking their own lives in 2010, then the horrific tsunami and Fukushima nuclear meltdown a year later, that...

Now in its seventh year, the New York Japan Society's Japan Cuts has built up quite the reputation for being the premiere showcase for new cinematic works from Japan, if not just for the east coast cinephiles, but the entirety...