this is the last criterion episode of zatoichi, and it's really average one. the story-line and visual context. co-characters are very well written. in this movie, zatoichi goes back to his homeland, so

another John Carpenter and this one is one of those funny movies of him with sci-fi background. so you have not expect a any horror element and in this case, there is not so much action too but it's really

director of this episode was Shintarô Katsu (the lead actor of all collection) and at first i think it might be amateurish or something but it's not. his ideas in some context are wonderful and very well

it absolutely is one of the best horror movies I've ever seen. it's like a much more scarier version of George Romero's zombie movies. music, jump-scare scenes and suspense scenes are all perfect and it

this movie is about how we see the world and how some persons are judging each other with their presumption that might be wrong. two story-lines are connect to each other by accidents (maybe some kind

this one is the weakest movie of Zatoichi collection. the only fine thing in the movie was the antagonist's actor and except that, everything is wasted. just like the previous episode, its all about Zatoichi

it's just like you want to watch a "Lord of the Rings" or "Star Wars" movie, but do too much drugs to finds out what's going on in the movie. this movie combined too many genres but

it was not a good movie compared to other films of Zatoichi collection and the combination between martial art of Chinese cinema and samurai movies like Zatoichi is too non-uniformed. so the martial art