Who would have thought of coming up with the piano = a man-eating monster formula?
Well someone did.
This bizarre and surreal clip comes from an infamous Japanese film, called House (or hausu as it is pronounced in Japanese), first shown in cinemas in 1977.
You won't know whether to feel horrified or amused by it.
The combination of the hand-drawn special effects and the bad acting contributes to create a bizarrely comedic result.
*DELETED:THE LINK FOR THE VIDEO IS DEAD
I will try to find out if there is another one to replace it.
For those of you who are interested, I uploaded the trailer below.
I have seen many trailers in my life but never one like this which, instead of giving us overall ideas about the plot of the film, only serves to further confuse us.
I haven't watched the film myself, but when I do, I intend to write a review on this site.
Well someone did.
This bizarre and surreal clip comes from an infamous Japanese film, called House (or hausu as it is pronounced in Japanese), first shown in cinemas in 1977.
You won't know whether to feel horrified or amused by it.
The combination of the hand-drawn special effects and the bad acting contributes to create a bizarrely comedic result.
*DELETED:THE LINK FOR THE VIDEO IS DEAD
I will try to find out if there is another one to replace it.
For those of you who are interested, I uploaded the trailer below.
I have seen many trailers in my life but never one like this which, instead of giving us overall ideas about the plot of the film, only serves to further confuse us.
I haven't watched the film myself, but when I do, I intend to write a review on this site.
Comments
Man Eating Piano clip: Many clips out of context can seem comedic; even clips of The Exorcist look funny without the build up and atmosphere of the film. This film's distracting use of effects is shocking but not in the way the director wanted. I hope the director learned the lesson "less is more." What are the latest good horror films coming out of Japan?
I would recommend you to watch "Reincarnation" or Rinne in Japanese. I watched it recently and it was good. Check it out!
Thanks for your comment!
And my wife who is Japanese doesn't like scary films so she can't tell me whats happening)
As for the trailer... that was confusing indeed. Horror/creepy atmosphere, then, suddenly, something like you'd see on a sitcom to show the actors with everyone happy and smiling... and then the creepy again.
Honestly, though? My first thought of the "Piano eats j00" idea was flashbacking to the Boo House level in Super Mario 64. That damn piano scared the crap outta me. >_< I needed to get behind it (it was in a corner) to get that stupid red coin...
Found a piano link for you ^-^ long time reader, not too often poster. Love the site, though it has kept me up more than once at night. No worries though :D Keep on translating please.
thank you this is the crziest movie i've ever seen. it was partially written by the director's 13 year old daughter! megavideo has a 72 minute limit, but if you reset your modem (turn off 3 minutes to reset your ip address), you can pick up where you left off without waiting 54 minutes.
thank you for your blog, saya! love to you! :)
erica