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Hirohiko Araki's Bizarre Horror Movie Analysis
Uploaded by Octavarium May 26, 2017 at 09:27PM EDT
hirohiko araki's bizarre horror movie analysis hirohiko araki rohan kishibe vampire dracula stephen king horror horror movies zombies night of the living dead jason friday the 13th jason voorhees the texas chain saw massacre leatherface slasher giallo hostel gore alien xenomorph link orangutan forever forever (jojo) link (movie)
Origin Entry: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
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Hirohiko Araki's Bizarre Horror Movie Analysis (荒木飛呂彦の奇妙なホラー映画論 Araki Hirohiko no Kimyō na Hora Eiga-ron?) is a book written by Hirohiko Araki.
In this book, he writes about how it's related to his work and also analyzes horror movies from artist's point of view. The first section of the book is called the "Best 20 Horror movies chosen by Hirohiko Araki".
Horror Movie Analysis
Cover with the Obi off.
LIST
Zombie (‘78 director’s cut)
Jaws
Misery
I Am Legend
Ninth Gate
Alien
Ring (TV version)
The Mist
Final Destination
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dasshutsu
The Blob
28 Days Later
Basket Case
Sleeping With The Enemy
No Country
The Exorcist
Funny Games (‘07 US remake)
Hostel
Kuraimori
This collage depicts drawings and sketeches of: Rohan as a Vampire, Zombies/Night of The Living Dead, Giallo: The Italian Horror Movies, Jason from Friday the 13th, Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a portrait of Stephen King, a scene from the movie Hostel, and the orangutan from the movie Link; a very obscure movie about an chimpanzee (but played by a chimp ) with great intelligence who tortures and murders a group of college students and which was the basis for Forever. 
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Uploaded May 26, 2017 at 09:27PM EDT
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Hirohiko Araki's Bizarre Horror Movie Analysis (荒木飛呂彦の奇妙なホラー映画論 Araki Hirohiko no Kimyō na Hora Eiga-ron?) is a book written by Hirohiko Araki.
In this book, he writes about how it's related to his work and also analyzes horror movies from artist's point of view. The first section of the book is called the "Best 20 Horror movies chosen by Hirohiko Araki".
Horror Movie Analysis
Cover with the Obi off.
LIST
Zombie (‘78 director’s cut)
Jaws
Misery
I Am Legend
Ninth Gate
Alien
Ring (TV version)
The Mist
Final Destination
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dasshutsu
The Blob
28 Days Later
Basket Case
Sleeping With The Enemy
No Country
The Exorcist
Funny Games (‘07 US remake)
Hostel
Kuraimori
This collage depicts drawings and sketeches of: Rohan as a Vampire, Zombies/Night of The Living Dead, Giallo: The Italian Horror Movies, Jason from Friday the 13th, Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a portrait of Stephen King, a scene from the movie Hostel, and the orangutan from the movie Link; a very obscure movie about an chimpanzee (but played by a chimp ) with great intelligence who tortures and murders a group of college students and which was the basis for Forever.
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