In the much-delayed fourth installment of the Black Lagoon podcast, we’re looking at three generations of horror films that have helped define Japanese cinema’s reputation for the unusual, the avant-garde and the downright bizarre, as represented by Nobuo Nakagawa’s Jigoku (aka Hell, 1960), Nobuhiko Obayashi’s Hausu (aka House, 1977), and Higuchinsky’s Uzumaki (aka Spiral, 2000).
As ever, please send us your comments about the show, any of the films we’ve discussed or suggestions for further viewing – write to us or send an MP3 to podcast@blacklagoon.info or leave a message in the comments box below…
Something was amiss! So good to have you guys back, but the podcast is only 4 min long!
Just found the show… totally dig it, Hausu is a personal favorite. More episodes please!
Take care,
Greg
Just discovered this FANTASTIC podcast! I really wish you guys would start it back up again
Thanks Mike! It’s not dead, we will be doing another one at some point in the near future. Just a little more difficult as we’re in different cities now but it’ll happen!