One of the undisputed masters of the J-splatter scene, Noboru Iguchi has either worked on or for most of the modern classics of the genre, in a career dating back to the mid-1990s. Now presenting his new effort, a loose follow-up of sorts to his earlier film ‘Devotion to Cinema,’ this is being screened at Japan Film Fest Hamburg.
Ghost Squad is screening at Japan Film Fest Hamburg
Living with an abusive father, young Rika (Anna Yanagi) finds herself struggling to keep from committing suicide as she continually has visions of strange ghosts around her. Eventually she meets up with Keiko (Sumire Ueno) and Akari (Minori Mikado) who are both ghosts themselves, and let her know that they have revealed themselves to her in order to help them get revenge on their killers who are still free living on Earth. When she finds out her friend Yoshie (Yuni Hong...
Ghost Squad is screening at Japan Film Fest Hamburg
Living with an abusive father, young Rika (Anna Yanagi) finds herself struggling to keep from committing suicide as she continually has visions of strange ghosts around her. Eventually she meets up with Keiko (Sumire Ueno) and Akari (Minori Mikado) who are both ghosts themselves, and let her know that they have revealed themselves to her in order to help them get revenge on their killers who are still free living on Earth. When she finds out her friend Yoshie (Yuni Hong...
- 5/26/2019
- by Don Anelli
- AsianMoviePulse
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