Audition

This film is one fo my favourite films of all time. It doesn't seem like work at the moment because i'm centering it on personal interest. As a person who is a fan of J-Horror i know what i want out of a horror movie, i like blood and gore but with a well developed and good background to support it. I appreciate Japanese horrors because they touch on all theses things and eventually create a well rounded and enjoyable film.

However I want to know what makes japanese horror films more appealing, what do they have that intriques fans more than english films. what do fans look for in these films???

Audition is a brilliant film. it takes torture and mutilation to a painful level! the cutting off of the foot and the slow insertion of needles into the victims eyes is both sickening and fascinating to watch! i loved the film and it really is one of the best j-horrors out there in the modern age. i want to deconstruct this film and perhaps hold screenings to see the reaction of audiences both fans of j-horror and not; to see why the film is so effective.

Just a few thoughts.....test

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Here’s a test, just talking about my reaction to the topic…..
At the moment I’m kind of thinking I want to do crime in the media as I’m also doing crime and deviance in sociology lessons. This could be a really nice link to help me with the topics and also studies that we discuss in class I can also transfer and use in my media context.

However, my personal interest is steering me towards world cinema. I also own a large range of sources on a variety of world cinema (especially Japanese and Asian cinema). This could be a good direction because my own knowledge and obvious love of the subject could be a starting point. However, my enjoyment of the subject could also hinder my objectivity. There could be a level of bias which may be added to my investigation and therefore compromise the reliability of the analysis.

Obviously love of japanese cinema is the right way to go in my mind as i LOVE IT!!!!!