Extreme cinema
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Extreme cinema is a term typically used to describe films containing violence, gore,and sex of an extreme nature. In recent years, the term has been a popular word to describe many of the violent films coming out of Asia (particularly Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea).
Some of the more notorious "extreme" filmmakers include Takashi Miike, Park Chan Wook, Shinya Tsukamoto, Sion Sono and Kim Ki Duk.
[edit] See also
- J-Horror
- K-Horror
- Splatter film
- Pink film
- Tartan Films, United Kingdom-based film distributor that have released numerous Extreme cinema titles under their Tartan Asia Extreme label.
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