Eko Eko Azarak Wizard Of Darkness

Eko Eko Azarak: Wizard of Darkness

Come up, darkness and vicious spirits. Friction match, allow this cute girl be the empress of the universe...

Misa Kuroi is an adorable high-school daughter who arrives at her new school when it is falling under an evil supernatural force. Trying to figure out who's backside the supernatural attack, Misa also has to deal with assumptions by her swain classmates that believe she is the one behind it all. Misa and twelve other students are kept late after school hours one day to retake an exam. Then, after sunset, the entire school is deserted, and the students observe themselves trapped within and their teacher no where to exist establish. One by one, the thirteen students are picked upwards and disposed of in horrific and graphic fashion. It is upward to Misa to try and proceeds the trust of her fellow students then that she can protect them and stop the evil earlier it's too belatedly.

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Wizard of Darkness, Eko Eko Azarak - Wizard of Darkness, Eko Eko Azaraku, Eko Eko Azarak I - Wizard of Darkness

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It'due south basically a Japanese Harry Potter. With Satanic rituals. And voodoo. And nudity. And beheadings. And gore. And lesbians.
How could a picture show featuring evil lesbian witches in league with Satan, voodoo dolls, Japanese high schoolhouse melodrama, rivers of practical gore, a Casio keyboard score, tite mid-'90s reckoner graphics downloaded from a Sega Saturn®, chalk pentagrams, and a vehement ruling sorceress teen hero non soar to across this aeroplane magnificence? Surprisingly sparse and economical with its scares and plotting, Eko Eko Azarak (neat title), kind of takes its awesome weird sis stew for granted. The movie takes identify in a single location: a high school at nighttime consummate with empty classrooms and spooky desolate hallways. The bandage? Limited to 13 students whittled down past supernatural body count black magik. And virtually glaringly, Eko Eko never fully explores the killer…
Two words: Lesbians and friction match. I feel someone should make a listing of how the two become well together in horror films. Eko Eko Azarak: Wizard of Darkness is a lot more fun than others made it out to be. Information technology'southward a blenderized mix of sailor moon/buffy, gory slashings, neat practical/early cgi effects, and sneaks in some semi-steamy sexual practice scenes between a lesbian teacher and her educatee(of course). Taking a film equally light-headed every bit this seriously would exist daft. I institute it endearing.
Relentless J-Horror Halloween
I'm frantically studying for a Japanese test. And so, instead of my usual international horror month of October, I'm watching nonstop J-Horror.

Eko Eko Azarak: Wizard of Darkness is both deliciously 90s (its aesthetics) and deliciously 70s (its manga source material). A bloody delightful witchy brew that dips its anxiety in Umezu-esque territory and tosses in the occasional outburst of grim violence and saucy sex for good measure out. Kimika Yoshino, who I know mainly from her insane and phenomenal function in Gozu, is quite spooky and intense every bit the sad new pupil with magical powers. I actually loved all the early stuff in the film of her hanging out with the other students, forming a cheeky romance, and…
12/33 Hooptober films
2/3 three asian horror films

This was fun if non a little generic with the lore. But it had some unique kills and a decent cast and it's made me interested to run across the sequels. If there was a footling more time on exposition and spooks and a little less running around trying to escape a building you lot tin't escape from it would have been meliorate.
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Encarmine exams. Old-schoolhouse special effects. Goose egg likewise groundbreakingly serious, merely the splatter lurid in teen movies. Devilish afterward schoolhouse specials; When everyone is gone, there's a strange bittersweetness to it, too (and charm).
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#992 Eko Eko Azarak: Magician of Darkness | from Lindi

Witches, satanists, lesbians, magic and lots of claret. Lindi knows what kind of sick shit I like. I didn't know anything about the Eko Eko Azarak films and now I want to watch all of them. It'due south definitely not made for everyone, but it's damn fun. You lot tin can watch it hither on Youtube with English subtitles.
Satanism, witchcraft, lesbians, loftier school, supernatural murder mystery. All wrapped upwardly in this very charming B-movie/Television receiver special blazon of work with subpar acting and low-budget 90s splatter/gore effects - directed by Shimako Satō. The kills are ridiculous, decently executed and the short runtime makes sure information technology doesn't overstay its welcome. Definitely gave me Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets pulpy loftier schoolhouse J-horror vibes.

Nothing profound or groundbreaking hither and it has highly questionable elements (educatee/teacher relationship) that elevate it down. Its low-upkeep B-horror charm, absurd kills, satanist shenanigans and overacting practice constitute the bulk of the pic and make it endearing as a whole. What a great random find!

Content warnings for the moving picture: sexual harassment, decapitation, blood splatter, light nudity/erotic scenes
Horror 10 52: foreign language

I dearest information technology when my two favorite shows almost magical girls (Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Sailor Moon) morph into ane mid90s female directed low budget horror movie that isn't very good but is very charming
Sex with students is not okay, unless it'southward the hot lesbian kind that involves dark magic and ritual sacrifices.

Kimika Yoshino plays Misa, a witch who transfers to a new school in order to protect its students from an unknown evil. When she and 12 other students become trapped within the school, she's forced to utilize her abilities to forestall them all from becoming victims of a mass sacrifice.

Completely forgot how good this was! It's so pervy and ridiculous to the betoken where yous know admittedly anything tin can happen.

Filled with curses, various types of decapitations, perverted teachers feeling up students, exploding body parts and ridiculous prosthetics, this over the elevation horror motion-picture show has more than enough oddities to…
vibes were style too slack for most of this (whispering corridors energy) but the SMT shit at the end & a couple of the kills went hard. so lame that misa's "unable" to use her powers for 90% of the movie too … absurd fashion to first a franchise ma'am !!!
It's like if Sailor Moon and her friends were beingness violently killed in a high school