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Balancing elements of cyberpunk, body horror, and psychological drama, Shinya Tsukamoto‘s filmography ranges from the metallic nightmares of “Tetsuo: The Iron Man” to the meditative intensity of “Killing“. Given this diversity of his oeuvre, spanning multiple eras from his early student films in the 1980s to his latest works, creating a ranked list of Tsukamoto’s filmography felt essential for the members of Asian Movie Pulse. With this in mind, we crafted a ranking that should resonate with viewers who have watched at least half of his 16 features. This ranking does not include Tsukamoto’s student films, shorts, or the segments he directed for various omnibus projects. However, we chose to include “Haze” since its second version runs over 45 minutes, making it eligible as a feature. The voting panel consisted of Sean Barry, Rouven Linnarz, Andrew Thayne, and Panos Kotzathanasis. Here are the results.

16. Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2009)

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Stephen King's It miniseries was one of the great horror releases of the 90s, and still terrifies audiences more than 30 years after release. Featured within In Search of Darkness 1990-1994, we have an exclusive clip with director Tommy Lee Wallace, who talks about the world's fear of clowns, and bringing Pennywise to life with Tim Curry!

Ready to explore the best of ‘90s horror films and TV? In Search of Darkness 1990-1994, a five-plus-hour documentary featuring brand-new interviews with the greatest line-up of horror icons and experts, is now available to pre-order exclusively at 90sHorrorDoc.com until Midnight Halloween (Pacific Time) on October 31st, 2024. Audiences will have their last chance to have their names alongside their favorite horror icons in the credits!

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Hey everyone! We’re back with a whole new batch of home media releases that will be arriving on Tuesday, and it includes quite an eclectic array of titles that genre fans are going to want to check out. If you missed out on the previous edition, Arrow is releasing the Standard Special Edition of Legend this week which is absolutely worth checking out, and for all you cult film fans, Severin Films is showing some love to Don’t Go Into the House with their Special Edition presentation.

Kino Lorber is resurrecting Alberto De Martino’s The Antichrist on Blu-ray this Tuesday, and if you’re looking to catch up on some recent horror, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City and Student Body are both being released on multiple formats as well.

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