Review :

MURDERER
This is the opening scene of Murderer : a blooded man fall 7 stories onto the floor, gets up only to fall backdown because leg snaps in half. Two minutes in and you already know this is going to be a dark movie and a dark movie it is. Aaron Kwok’s Ling is sickly intense in his role as a near psychotic amnesiac cop who’s obsessed with tracking down a mysterious killer.
WHERE THE GHOST
For once, forget all the big movies that are currently playing at your cinema and try switching to Jack Neo’s latest “Where Got Ghost?” because this three-part story telling isn’t something as confusing as one would think. Instead each story is told in its own, complete and stand alone way.
INVITATION ONLY
Ordinary young men and women often dream of the unreachable life of the worlds idle rich. Wade, Richard, Hitomi, Holly and Lin certainly do. They have all received an invitation to an exclusive party held by a group of rich&famous.
SLIT MOUTH WOMAN
The legend is said to originate with a young woman who lived hundreds of years ago (Some versions of the legend state the Helan period) and was either the wife or concubine of a Samurai. She is said to have been very beautiful but also very vain and possibly cheating on her husband.
GODS LEFT HAND DEVIL RIGHT HAND
“Devilman” director Nasu Hiroyuki was initially lined up to direct, but after his sudden death Kaneko took over and has dedicated the film to his close friend. Incidentally Shibuya Asuka, the leader of the Bihoko 31 idol group who plays the lead role of Izumi also appeared in Nasu’s “Devilman”.
DEATH HAPPEN
The film follows Dao, a crime reporter who needs to uncover inexplicated incidents within 24 hours. After Dao’s father is enigmatically back from the death, Dao begins to encounter near-death experiences that almost claim her life. Sensing something bad is about to be fall, Dao joins a cop named Wut to seek for the truth that finally leads he to face the power of death.
BLOOD
Directed by J-Horror regular Tsuruta Noroi (Ring : o), Orochi-Blood is adapted from Japanesse horror manga master Umezu Kazuo’s well-known graphic novel. Tanimura Mitsuki (God’s Puzzle) floats through the film as the mysterious Orochi, an ageless girl cloaked in blood red who has observed the world’s suffering for centuries upon centuries.
DOUBLE SUICIDIA
A landmark of modernist cinema, Double Suicide brilliantly recasts traditional bunraku conventions to a cinematic from that is visually stunning and emotionally riveting. Using his trademark graphic sensibility.