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River 2023 Movie Release Date: Coming to North America 2024 - Vimarsana News

River 2023 Movie Release Date: Coming to North America 2024

The Japanese film played Fantastic Fest and Sitges, and is coming to the AsianCrush streaming service.

Midnight Pulp Acquires North American Rights to 'Mad Cats' (EXCLUSIVE) - Vimarsana News

Midnight Pulp Acquires North American Rights to 'Mad Cats' (EXCLUSIVE)

Midnight Pulp has set the exclusive VOD release of Reiki Tsuno's 'Mad Cats' for late 2023.

An Introduction to Japan's Visceral Cyberpunk Cinema in Five Cult Films - Vimarsana News

An Introduction to Japan's Visceral Cyberpunk Cinema in Five Cult Films

From Crazy Thunder Road to Akira, James Balmont talks us through five thrilling Japanese features within the cyberpunk canon

Slog PM: Happy Two-Year COVIDversary; Warren Says She Won't Run for Prez; and Damn, We've Got Bagels? - Vimarsana News

Slog PM: Happy Two-Year COVIDversary; Warren Says She Won't Run for Prez; and Damn, We've Got Bagels?

A bold claim: "[Seattle's] best bagels are just as good as any in New York.” That explosive quote comes from fresh Seattleite J. Kenji López-Alt: He told the Seattle Times' Tan Vinh that among his favorite local bagel places are Loxsmith Bagels and Zylberschtein’s Delicatessen & Bakery. It's the two-year anniversary of the first reported case of COVID-19 in the United States: Congrats, Snohomish County, you'll always have the honor of being at the center...

How Ichi the Killer brought ultra-violence to the mainstream - Vimarsana News

How Ichi the Killer brought ultra-violence to the mainstream

Takashi Miike's notorious 2001 film was banned in several countries for its graphic, ultra-violent scenes, while some consider it a cult classic, writes James Balmont.

Source: bbc.com