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Daily Grindhouse [BLU-RAY REVIEW] PULSE (2001) - Daily Grindhouse

Daily Grindhouse [BLU-RAY REVIEW] PULSE (2001) - Daily Grindhouse

4.6 (212) · € 25.50 · Auf Lager

nbsp; Back in the early 2000s, I was one of those people eating up the J-horror craze that swept US theaters. Of course, I wanted to feel educated in the subgenre, so I would often rent the original versions prior to the remakes (which is something I still do). Through this process, I discovered plenty of other movies such as ACACIA and REINCARNATION. However, one standout was Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s KAIRO, also known as PULSE, a take on the dangerous effect of the booming online world. The characters in PULSE are finding their friends and loved ones killing themselves or disappearing. Their behavior leading up to this comes off as desolate as they stop coming to work, or walk as if in a dream-like state. One person, Ryosuke, is new to the internet and is hilarious to watch as he inserts a CD to start up his service provider. His commentary throughout the process is relatable for people like me as I consider myself to be a bit computer

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