This is an adventurous, action-filled, fun short play about storytelling, horror tropes, and the power of dreams.
Rob Matsushita has done triple duty here, not only creating a story and characters of a never-before-told Japanese horror movie, but also commentary about it and -- by extension -- Japanese moviemaking. And the dream logic throughout is terrific: "Well, since it was a dream, and I don’t speak Japanese, I
guess I just understood that they were speaking Japanese."
"A Dream of Japanese Horror" will be so much fun for your director, your fight choreographer, actors, designers, and...
This is an adventurous, action-filled, fun short play about storytelling, horror tropes, and the power of dreams.
Rob Matsushita has done triple duty here, not only creating a story and characters of a never-before-told Japanese horror movie, but also commentary about it and -- by extension -- Japanese moviemaking. And the dream logic throughout is terrific: "Well, since it was a dream, and I don’t speak Japanese, I
guess I just understood that they were speaking Japanese."
"A Dream of Japanese Horror" will be so much fun for your director, your fight choreographer, actors, designers, and audiences.