Going back underground again, but not to nature, we see the strange urban downbelows of "Japan's Underground Photography".
(via Sarabellum)
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You might want to check out Takeshi Shimizu's (Ju-on) 2004 film Marebito. Much of the first act is filmed in various deep underground locations in an around Tokyo. It's a bit of cross between a vampire movie and the myth of Orpheus, with a strong dose of Poe-influenced guilt and madness.
Not a great movie, but certainly worth a rental, if for no other reason than the underground Tokyo sequences.
Posted by: HP | July 27, 2006 at 12:17
Thanks, HP. Looking forward to it.
Heh - just found it was already in my NetFlix queue. Classic case of outboard memory.
Posted by: Bryan Alexander | July 27, 2006 at 12:41