House film 1977

The 1977 Japanese horror film House is a surreal experience. We take an in-depth look at Nobuhiko Obayashi awful masterpiece.

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House (1977) [738 x 983]

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Hausu - Nobuhiko Obayashi (1977)

RECOMMENDED (Hausu, 1977) "House" is so much stranger than "The Room." "The Room" may be from another planet, but Nobuhiko Obayashi's hallucinatory House" is from another universe, or, it's like "an episode of Scooby Doo as directed by Dario Argento" as distributor Janus Films inventively suggests. Attempting to capture the fanciful imagination of his 11-year-old

The UNIQLO Festival of Films from Japan returns with a showcase of bold new titles and restored classics. This year's lineup includes Monster, the explosive new drama from Palm d’Or winner Hirokazu Koreeda (Shoplifters, Broker); Nobuhiko Obayashi's 1977 cult horror classic House; and a 70th-anniversary screening of Akira Kurosawa’s timeless epic Seven Samurai. Join us for this annual celebration of the brightest gems of Japanese Cinema.