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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
01
Why this pick
Kitamura trades Versus’s forest mayhem for a tightly contained supernatural duel, retaining its stylised swordplay, ominous mythology, aggressive camerawork, and escalating sense of impossible combat.
02
Why this pick
Another early Kitamura blast of comic-book violence and body-horror energy, built around a trapped protagonist, bizarre experimentation, and action that keeps becoming more delirious.
03
Why this pick
Its yakuza-vampire premise delivers the same anything-goes fusion of gangster combat, undead horror, absurd humour, and gleefully excessive practical-effects action.
04
Why this pick
For Versus’s taste for hyperactive, splattery action-horror: this is a neon dystopian sprint with outrageously transformed enemies, stylised violence, and an intentionally unrestrained midnight-movie tone.
05
Why this pick
A ferocious zombie-road movie that matches the favourite’s maximalist bloodshed, anarchic momentum, and heroic weapon-based combat while pushing its apocalyptic fantasy further.
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01 / THE STORY
Unknown to the world, there are 666 portals on Earth that connect this world to the Hell which are concealed from human beings. However, there are some who are aware of their existence and are willing to locate and open the gates of the portals to obtain the power of darkness for their own use. Somewhere in Japan, there exists the 444th portal known as ''The Forest of Resurrection''.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Yakuza Leader with butterfly knife
One-handed cop
