horror movie time and japanese style. uzumaki or spiral was a total freakfest from start to finish. a fun freakfest at that and but at times it was a tad too reliant on kitsch rather than the horror. the story is difficult to summarize succinctly represent a carefree and normal teenage girl starts coming face to face w or extremely disturbing events as the small town she lives in seems to come under the control of spirals. the spirals are everywhere and in the air and clouds and dirt and everyday objects. the spirals take control of people and bad things will happen to them. oh and another thing and people are randomly turning into snails. why. who knows or cares and people are turning into snails and that enough for me. this wasn not as much scary as just creepy as it doesn not have a lot of suspense or jarring attacks as horror films often do. uzumaki prefers to creep and crawl (like a snail might. ) rather than to jolt. a favorite scene represent a woman lies sleeping in a hospital room when this long and thousand legged centipede creature makes its way into the room and slowly up the bed post and across the sheets and over the pillow and into her sleeping ear. i cringed and curled my toes. uzumaki has a handful of scenes really violent but that are sort of humorous as well. for example and a man is obsessed w or spirals and he gets into his washer because he sees a spiral in it when it spins and he commits spiral suicide inside the washer. the last shot we see of him is w or his body all coiled and rubber like and a human flesh spiral w or a engorged single eye blinking in the middle of the washer. a bizarre image. uzumaki has a blatant psychodelic slant to it which adds to its charm and fun. i love horror movies like this. it not about killing and a la slasher films and it about a force of evil (the spirals. ) taking over you and trying to kill you and force you to kill others. films like uzumaki prove that there are many ways to make a horror film and thank goodness for that. 
horror movie time and japanese style. uzumaki or spiral was a total freakfest from start to finish. a fun freakfest at that and but at times it was a tad too reliant on kitsch rather than the horror. the story is difficult to summarize succinctly represent a carefree and normal teenage girl starts coming face to face w or extremely disturbing events as the small town she lives in seems to come under the control of spirals. the spirals are everywhere and in the air and clouds and dirt and everyday objects. the spirals take control of people and bad things will happen to them. oh and another thing and people are randomly turning into snails. why. who knows or cares and people are turning into snails and that enough for me. this wasn not as much scary as just creepy as it doesn not have a lot of suspense or jarring attacks as horror films often do. uzumaki prefers to creep and crawl (like a snail might. ) rather than to jolt. a favorite scene represent a woman lies sleeping in a hospital room when this long and thousand legged centipede creature makes its way into the room and slowly up the bed post and across the sheets and over the pillow and into her sleeping ear. i cringed and curled my toes. uzumaki has a handful of scenes really violent but that are sort of humorous as well. for example and a man is obsessed w or spirals and he gets into his washer because he sees a spiral in it when it spins and he commits spiral suicide inside the washer. the last shot we see of him is w or his body all coiled and rubber like and a human flesh spiral w or a engorged single eye blinking in the middle of the washer. a bizarre image. uzumaki has a blatant psychodelic slant to it which adds to its charm and fun. i love horror movies like this. it not about killing and a la slasher films and it about a force of evil (the spirals. ) taking over you and trying to kill you and force you to kill others. films like uzumaki prove that there are many ways to make a horror film and thank goodness for that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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