Saturday, May 6, 2023

'Yakuza Apocalypse' (2015) – Takashi Miike.

Absurdist, surreal, and never less than intoxicating, the delirious death-fest Yakuza Apocalypse is a majestically mental admixture of brutalist martial arts mayhem and hyperbolic horror. Bloodier than Vlad The Impaler's stake dinner, this visceral gangland chunkblower is generously charged with maestro, Takashi Miike's conspicuous genius for dynamically unleashing heroic levels of super-kinetic carnage! An exhilaratingly innovative, frequently hilarious, phantasmagorically f'd up fight-flick from cinema's most iconoclastic genre filmmaker!

'Watching 'Yakuza Apocalypse' hypes up your hypothalamus like a double-shot of vampire haemoglobin!' - Weirdlingwolf.      

 







 

 

 

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