The films of Shinya Tsukamoto are among the most intense and frantic, yet simultaneously avant-garde and exhilarating films ever put to celluloid, and Tokyo Fist is where he ultimately brings his kinetic style altogether. It drifts into excessive violence with an artistic direction that shows you a vision of Tokyo that captures a feeling of loneliness and hopelessness, and the main characters’ obsession and their rage swallow them up as a result. I’m a member of Team Night Saturn, so feel free to check me out there as well. http://teamnightsaturn.com/category/e… Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/edp2000/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EliDPerry2000 Instagram: https://instagram.com/therealedp2000 #TokyoFist #ShinyaTsukamoto #filmanalysis #videoessay #japanesecinema #arthousecinema
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In 2007, Rob Zombie was brought up at the helm to direct the remake of the John Carpenter classic, Halloween. The film was immediately met with backlash upon release and was critically panned. In spite of it, it was moderately successful. Two years later, a sequel was made, and was not only panned, but is proactively maligned by fans of the Halloween franchise. So, in this whole video essay, analysis, defense, review, retrospective, or whatever you want to call it, I defend Rob Zombie’s Halloween duology and explore how they tackle the topic of trauma and turmoil. Michael Myers as a character has always been an ambiguous one, and John Carpenter has gone on record to say that he’s a force of nature, but I believe he’s so much more than that, and that’s why he’s the perfect character to break down.
Greetings. My name is Elijah D. Perry, otherwise known online as EliDPerry2000 or sometimes EDP2000 or even TheRealEDP2000, depending on the platform. My content usually consists of movie analysis videos and reviews, as well as video essays on anime, music, and other pop culture. I also create video essays about the rise and fall of YouTubers. I’m very honored to be a member of the Team Night Saturn crew and am very optimistic for what’s in store in the future. Here’s my most recent video: How Netflix Misunderstood Cowboy Bebop And here are a few of my other videos that I’m particularly proud of: Heathers: A Scathing Look At Teenage Life Akira: The Nihilism of Self-Destruction PARENTAL ADVISORY: The Mass Hysteria of 80’s Rock Music and History of the PMRC The Bloated Ego of Ethan Klein