It’s legends only as Takashi Miike returns to the scene of his family-friendly fantasy extravaganza from 2005.
By Anton Bitel
Kinji Fukasaku’s Graveyard of Honor and Takashi Miike’s 2002 update redefined the postwar Japanese gangster flick.
The ’90s straight-to-video boom reinvigorated the industry and made stars of directors like Takashi Miike.
By Anton Bitel
A young romance blooms one wild night in Tokyo in director Takashi Miike’s high-energy caper.
The American director’s Robert Pattinson-starring horror is heading to Cannes.
There’s so much more to this J-horror hit than meets the punctured eye.
By Anton Bitel
Destruction Babies is raucous rebel filmmaking at its brutal best.
We run down a clutch of the year’s finest DVD and Blu-ray purchases. Did your favourite make the cut?
By Anton Bitel
Find out what’s top of the pile in our gore-drenched salute to the horror cinema bonanza.
Takashi Miike follows up his blood-pumping samurai blitzkrieg 13 Assassins with this talky and tiresome period drama.
By Anton Bitel
Takashi Miike’s magnificent 13 marks both the end of an era and the boundary of a genre.
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