Densen Uta (Suicide Song) is one of those films that is bound to attract the wrong audience. The film is often categorized as a regular J-Horror, case in point the many reviews trying to fault it for not being something it didn't set out to be. Go in with a blank mind though, and you'll find a pretty exciting little cross-genre breed that knows to excite and surprise. Then again, Masato Harada is that kind of director so I should've known.The similarities between Densen Uta and Jisatsu Sakuru (Sion Sono - Cold Fish, Love Exposure, Ekusute) are almost uncanny, to the point where I actually started to believe this was some kind of unofficial sequel. It turns out both films are unrelated, but the main...
- 7/23/2012
- Screen Anarchy
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