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Araki - The Killing of a Japanese Photographer
When I first wrote about a horror film that Ryuhei Kitamura was producing, for a regular screenwriter of his own projects Isao Kiriyama, details were slim. Well, I’ll allow that we still don’t know a lot but we know a bit more than we did back including the premise of the film.
“Yoroi does not involve a girl with long hair, nor a videotape, cell phone or a camera. Rather it will go to the next level,” Kitamura said. Instead it will be about a hostage family, robberies and samurai zombies. This marks the directorial debut of Isao Kiriyama. Kitamura will produce the film along with Shinya Kawai [The Ring], who doesn’t have the same tale of the tape in horror film like other Ringu producer Takashige Ichise, I know, but he may know enough to make this a promising project and debut.
Okay, so the only things new are the producers, a hostage family and robberies. We’re getting there.
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Ramen89 05/21/2007 @ 8:11am
Im not really a fan of horror but it sounds pretty interesting.
Caterpillar 05/21/2007 @ 8:30am
It already sounds like a Kitamura movie and it’s cool of him to give previous collaborators a shot at directing their own feature. I wonder how much actual input he can have on the production considering he’s up to his neck in Hollywood projects.
Elliot Gay 05/21/2007 @ 11:13am
Doesn’t sound anything like a horror film. But somehow that doesn’t surprise me all that much.
Samurai Zombies? I’m in.
Caterpillar 05/21/2007 @ 12:46pm
Define “horror”. This sounds like it’ll be similar to BATTLEFIELD BASEBALL in tone, i.e. a horror comedy.