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A Brand New FREE e-Book from Otaku USA magazine. Horror is what we feel when confronted with the unthinkable – violent death, mutilation, madness, monstrous beings that defy the imagination, and so on. Through some perverse impulse, many of us seek this feeling out in …Read more »
Shinya Tsukamoto's return to his roots, Tetsuo the Bullet Man , has received some less than positive critical reactions so far. That shouldn't stop anyone from checking out the latest trailer, and I'm really hoping it's more a case of a film being divisive, which …Read more »
Most well known for his inimitable 1989 film, Tetsuo: The Iron Man , director Shinya Tsukamoto could definitely be called a visual powerhouse. Though his latest theatrical effort—the third in the Tetsuo series, Tetsuo: The Bullet Man —has been met with mixed critical appraisal, Tsukamoto …Read more »
It may be hard to resist getting in line at six in the morning for that James Cameron Avatar panel, but you may want to make an exception for this year's San Diego Comic Con. Not only is director Shinya Tsukamoto ( Tetsuo , Gemini …Read more »
With his latest film, Tetsuo: The Bullet Man , raking in an assortment of mixed criticism—an example of which you can find in the latest issue (June 2011) of Otaku USA —there's no better time than the present to look back at the works of …Read more »
"Genocyber". It’s one of those words that evokes a vivid impression of a time not so long ago—the early 1990s, when cyberspace was restructuring the very fabric of the known world. By the end of the 80s, girls-in-mecha, gross-out body horror and sci-fi were common …Read more »
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