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  • Prisoners of the Ghostland review

    'Prisoners Of The Ghostland' Review: Nicolas Cage Gets Wild In This Heavily Stylized Genre Mashup [Sundance 2021]

    By Ben Pearson February 1st, 2021

    Nic Cage stars in Sion Sono's intensely weird genre mashup, which takes inspiration from Escape From New York. Read our Prisoners of the Ghostland review.

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    'Prisoners Of The Ghostland' With Nicolas Cage Picked Up By RLJE Films Ahead Of Sundance Premiere

    By Chris Evangelista January 26th, 2021

    The Nicolas Cage/Sion Sono movie Prisoners of the Ghostland has been picked up by RLJE Films.

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    Imogen Poots Joins Nicolas Cage In 'Prisoners Of The Ghostland' Cast Following News That Director Sion Sono Suffered A Heart Attack

    By Chris Evangelista February 8th, 2019

    Imogen Poots has joined the Prisoners of the Ghostland cast alongside Nicolas Cage. Unfortunately, though, director Sion Sono has suffered a heart attack.

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    'Prisoners Of The Ghostland' Is The Wildest Nicolas Cage Movie Ever Made, According To Nicolas Cage

    By Chris Evangelista December 14th, 2018

    Nicolas Cage, king of wild movies, says his upcoming Prisoners of Ghostland is the widlest movie he's ever made.

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  • Tokyo Vampire Hotel Review

    'Tokyo Vampire Hotel' Review: Bizarre, Bloodsucking Battle Royale Would Make 'Blade' Blush [Fantasia Film Festival]

    By Matt Donato August 4th, 2018

    Check out our Tokyo Vampire Hotel review to find out about this Fantasia Film Festival selection that takes place inside a woman's nether regions.

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  • Why Don't You Play in Hell clip

    Exclusive 'Why Don't You Play In Hell' Clip: The Blood Slide

    By Russ Fischer August 11th, 2021

    Why Don't You Play in Hell is the biggest, weirdest, most joyous ode to genre moviemaking you'll see this year. Sion Sono created this film as a blend of hyper-violent gangster pictures, coming of age stories, and romantic comedy. It follows a group of amateur filmmakers who call themselves the F*** Bombers as they encounter the…

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  • Why Don't You Play In Hell Trailer

    'Why Don't You Play In Hell' Trailer: Young Filmmakers Caught In An Odd, Bloody Battle

    By Russ Fischer August 11th, 2021

    It's easy enough to describe the story in Sion Sono's Why Don't You Play in Hell -- a skin-of-the-teeth filmmaking group calling itself the F*** Bombers gets involved in a yakuza rivalry, and is given the opportunity to make the ultimate gangster movie by filming the collision between two gangs. But it is almost impossible…

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  • ABCs of Death

    'The ABCs Of Death 2' Recruits Directors Bill Plympton, Rodney Ascher, And Sion Sono

    By Russ Fischer May 16th, 2013

    The horror anthology V/H/S did well enough that a sequel went into production pretty fast, and you can already see the red-band trailer for V/H/S/2 from Magnet. Now another Magnet-released anthology, The ABCs of Death, is also going to be followed by a sequel. The hook for The ABCs of Death was that the film…

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  • Award-Winning, Controversial 'Love Exposure' Finally Coming To Blu-Ray

    By Germain Lussier May 1st, 2012

    Love Exposure is a four-hour Japanese film about upskirt photography. There's obviously much more to it than that but, if you want to get people curious about the film, that sentence works. Originally released in 2009, writer/director Sion Sono's film was originally close to six hours but eventually he had to trim down to release his…

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  • 2011 Venice Film Festival Lineup Includes 'Carnage,' 'A Dangerous Method,' And 'Dogtooth' Director's Latest

    By Russ Fischer July 28th, 2011

    Hot on the heels of the release of a massive batch of films that will appear in the Toronto Film Festival, we've got the main lineup for the 68th Venice Film Festival, which runs from August 31 to September 10. We knew that George Clooney's The Ides of March would open the fest (the trailer…

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