scythe000

I couldn't agree more! Big snakes definitely add an extra thrill to a monster movie. The film's cast did a fantastic job bringing the story to life, adding depth and excitement to their characters. The cinematography exceeded expectations, capturing the scale and intensity of the snakes in a visually stunning way. It's impressive how the filmmakers managed to create such captivating visuals within their budget. The special effects further enhanced the excitement, making the snake encounters truly thrilling. Overall, this film delivers a fun and entertaining experience for fans of monster movies, and it's definitely worth watching for its great cast, impressive cinematography, and exciting effects.

Considering this movie had zero budget, and was mostly done during a global pandemic, it's really well done! The various segments are interesting, the acting is quite good, and the special effects really sell the scenes. I'd be very interested to see more of these.

Oni-Gokko (Tag) on it's surface is a story about guilt and grief. A young woman cannot bear the pain of how her friend Miki died. Miki is portrayed by the almost impossibly thin Eri Akita. She's otherworldly and conveys a look of almost a meat covered skeleton, yet manages not to appear anorexic.

This piece has fantastic lighting, editing, and acting. The characters truly convey the emotions at hand, even across cultural and language barriers. Shane Ryan has nearly created a moving piece of Ukiyo-e art here. It falls under horror, but there is great beauty here. Well worth a watch.