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From Hong Kong To Hell. The Bad Movie Chronicles, #3
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- ISBN8235567450
- EAN9798235567450
- Date de parution15/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
You thought you'd seen bad movies. You hadn't seen anything yet. From Hong Kong to Hell takes you deep into the most extreme, depraved, and deliberately unhinged films ever made - the Japanese body horror that convinced Charlie Sheen to call the FBI, the Hong Kong Category III crime dramas that won actual Best Actor awards for films about cannibalistic restaurant owners, and the Korean revenge thrillers that made Cannes jury members question their life choices.
This isn't the comfortable kind of bad movie. This is a world where Takashi Miike made five films a year and every single one of them has a scene you cannot explain to another human being. Where Anthony Wong ate fictional people and walked away with Hong Kong's highest acting honor. Where Park Chan-wook turned vengeance into Grand Prix-winning art and then made it worse. Inside you'll find: 20 deep-dive chapters covering Japanese extreme, Hong Kong Category III, Korean revenge cinema, Indonesian horror, and Thai black magic - with full plot summaries, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the moments that will break your brain Custom drinking games for every film (proceed with extreme caution) WTF Moments that defy description but demand documentation MVP breakdowns on Takashi Miike, Anthony Wong, Park Chan-wook, and the splatter engineers who built an entire subgenre on $45, 000 budgets Honest, irreverent reviews from someone who watched all of this so you know exactly what you're getting into From Tetsuo: The Iron Man's industrial nightmare to Oldboy's corridor fight to the flying detached head of Mystics in Bali, this book covers the films that the rest of the world has been watching in very different rooms, for very different reasons.
Perfect for: Cult film obsessives ready to go deeper Fans of Asian extreme cinema looking for the full picture Bad movie night hosts who want to clear the room Anyone who has ever watched a Takashi Miike film and immediately needed to talk to someone about it They called these movies extreme. They were right. That was the point.
This isn't the comfortable kind of bad movie. This is a world where Takashi Miike made five films a year and every single one of them has a scene you cannot explain to another human being. Where Anthony Wong ate fictional people and walked away with Hong Kong's highest acting honor. Where Park Chan-wook turned vengeance into Grand Prix-winning art and then made it worse. Inside you'll find: 20 deep-dive chapters covering Japanese extreme, Hong Kong Category III, Korean revenge cinema, Indonesian horror, and Thai black magic - with full plot summaries, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the moments that will break your brain Custom drinking games for every film (proceed with extreme caution) WTF Moments that defy description but demand documentation MVP breakdowns on Takashi Miike, Anthony Wong, Park Chan-wook, and the splatter engineers who built an entire subgenre on $45, 000 budgets Honest, irreverent reviews from someone who watched all of this so you know exactly what you're getting into From Tetsuo: The Iron Man's industrial nightmare to Oldboy's corridor fight to the flying detached head of Mystics in Bali, this book covers the films that the rest of the world has been watching in very different rooms, for very different reasons.
Perfect for: Cult film obsessives ready to go deeper Fans of Asian extreme cinema looking for the full picture Bad movie night hosts who want to clear the room Anyone who has ever watched a Takashi Miike film and immediately needed to talk to someone about it They called these movies extreme. They were right. That was the point.
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