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BoxwineForBrunch -> What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/9/2012 1:59:16 PM)

mine is "Quirky foreign films with a strong female lead." i'm pretty sure this showed up because i watched la maitresse like five times one month.




ResidentSadist -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/9/2012 9:36:31 PM)

Tokyo Gore Police of course!
The dog girl clip

What?  You were expecting something other than the greatest kung fu latex bikini gas-mask amputee ninja slave doggy girl?  Hey, it was one ofthe earlier shock-gore movies made and it is fun to watch.  I love all those martial arts bikini gore films with female leads. 

You expected something with depth?  These aren't all female leads but it is a mix of nice foreign films with BDSM or kink themes. 




Flower & Snake (2005)
Director: Takashi Ishii
Genre: Drama
SubTitles: English
Dubbed: Japanese
Run Time: 115 Minutes
SYNOPSIS - Mr. Ippei Tashiro, a 95 year old man knwn as the "Showa Prince of Darkness," who arranges for a gang leader to kidnap and confine Shizuko for his pleasure.
REVIEW - An opulent example of Japanese S&M sexploitation at its most politically incorrect, this story of a woman’s abduction and sexual slavery is the Danger After Dark film most likely to appall. If you know the world of Japanese sado-masochistic sexploitation films, you’ve already bought your ticket.

Flower and Snake II (2006)
Genre: Drama
SubTitles: English
Dubbed: Japanese
Run Time: 113 Minutes

In My Skin (2002)
Starring: Marina de Van, Laurent Lucas
Director: Marina de Van

The Night Porter (2000)
Starring: Dirk Bogarde Charlotte Rampling Philippe Leroy
Director: Liliana Cavani
Genre: Drama

Seduced: Pretty When You Cry (2002)
Starring: Sam Elliott Jamie Kennedy Carlton Elizabeth
Director: Jack N. Green
Genre: Thriller

Baise-Moi (2005)
Genre: Crime
Starring: Raffaela Anderson Karen Bach
Directors: Virginie Despentes Coralie Trinh Thi
Note: translation: rape me.  Rumors are that it was banned in France.

School of the Holy Beast (2005)
Starring: Yumi Takigawa Emiko Yamauchi Fumio Watanabe
Director: Noribumi Suzuki
Genre: Drama
(gotta' love nuns & whips)

A Year Without Love (2005)
Starring: Juan Minujín, Mimí Ardú
Director: Anahi Berneri

Primo Amore (2004)
Starring: Vitaliano Trevisan, Michela Cescon
Director: Matteo Garrone

Sadomania (1981) aka: "Hellhole Women", "Sadomania (El Infierno de la Pasion)", "Sadomania - Holle der Lust"
Starring: Ursula Buchfellner, Ajita Wilson
Director: Jesus Franco (also listed in some sources Robert Griffin)

Death Dancers (1993)
Starring: Deborah Dutch, Anne Gaybis, Sunset Thomas (Penthouse Pet)
Director: Jason Holt

Love is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon (2000)
Starring: Derek Jacobi Daniel Craig Tilda Swinton
Director: John Maybury
AMG Rating:
Genre: Drama
(based on bio)

Sade (2000)
Starring: Daniel Auteuil Marianne Denicourt Jeanne Balibar
Director: Benoît Jacquot
Genre: Drama

Lies (1999)
Starring: Sang Hyun Lee, Tae Yeon Kim
Director: Sun-Woo Jang
NOTE: The film is based on a book which caused writer to end up in jail.

Caligula (Unrated Version) (1980)
Starring: Malcolm McDowell, Teresa Ann Savoy
Director: Tinto Brass

The Story of O (1975)
Starring: Corinne Clery, Udo Kier
Director: Just Jaeckin

New Love in Tokyo (1995)
Starring: Sawa Suzuki, Reiko Kataoka
Director: Banmei Takahashi

The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism (1967)
Starring: Lex Barker, Karin Dor, Dieter Eppler, Christopher Lee
Director: Harald Reinl

Bacchanales Sexuelles (1973)
Starring: Joëlle Coeur, Marie-France Morel
Director: Jean Rollin

Bondage Payback
Starring: Chesty
Director: Felix Dartmouth
(after bothering to list those last couple of softcore films, I almost feel obligated to add Eyes Wise Shut to the list)

Lifestyle or Good Erotic Themes
In the Realm of the Senses (1977)
Starring: Tatsuya Fuji, Eiko Matsuda
Director: Nagisa Oshima

L' Ennui (1998)
Starring: Charles Berling, Sophie Guillemin
Director: Cédric Kahn







LillyBoPeep -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/9/2012 10:27:49 PM)

Movie night at ResidentSadist's house! [sm=chug.gif][image]http://www.collarchat.com/upfiles/smiley/popcorn.gif[/image]




Fornica -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/10/2012 8:25:43 AM)

Mine says:

Quirky Independent Mysteries.

Critically-acclaimed Violent Movies

Great Britain Conspiracies TV Shows.




LillyBoPeep -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/10/2012 9:02:20 AM)

I had critically acclaimed violent movies, too. Ichi the Killer was in there.




mnottertail -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/10/2012 9:03:29 AM)

Death to Smoochie?




ResidentSadist -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/10/2012 9:36:48 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: LillyBoPeep
Movie night at ResidentSadist's house! [sm=chug.gif][sm=popcorn.gif]

quote:

ORIGINAL: LillyBoPeep
I had critically acclaimed violent movies, too. Ichi the Killer was in there.

Ichi the blind ninja?   I have that CD. 
Do you like the Lone Wolf and Cub series?

...and you are welcome to watch movies at my house any day sweetheart.  [eta]  I'll even dig up some a copy of Hanzo the Razor! (read the "premise' section if you're not familiar with Hanzo.. he is awesome; like Sherlock Holmes, James Bond and Superman who interrogates and tortures suspects with his penis)




LillyBoPeep -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/10/2012 9:48:50 PM)

torture by cock? Hey, sign me up!

Oh, and the movie sounds awesome, too hehe ^.~

(Seriously, gonna have to look into that - I think I've heard of it, but it never hurts to look again. :D)

Lonewolf and Cub doesn't sound familiar, but I'll take a look at that, too. :D




ResidentSadist -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/11/2012 7:38:37 AM)

Miss BoPeep,
My bad, I was thinking of Zatoichi who was the older blind samurai who used to cash in gambling by "listening" to the dice under the cup.  He traveled the countryside.  Itchi the Killer was the sadistic young guy in the city. 

speaking of older guys traveling the countryside:

Lone Wolf and Cub
Review by ResidentSadist

From the first movie to the last, it is up there with the finest of movies.  It's not some funny cult film with novel appeal, it is deadly serious Japanese drama and it is good.  The slice of life they present will smack you in the face and the guy who plays the lead is a tough old dog, much like a Japanese John Wayne.  The plot lines lead to typical martial arts battles, but it isn't a fashion show.   

Step back in time to the days of Ogami Itto, a samurai who has been framed for disloyalty to the Shogunate by a rival clan.  He comes back to find his master, the clan and his wife dead.  Only his infant son survived.  He knows he has been framed and duty requires he must avenge them all.  He places a toy ball and a sword on the floor telling his infant son to choose a path.  Pick the ball and and be killed so you can join your mother in heaven or pick the sword and take the hard road with me while I wage a one-man war. 

That is how this Shogunate executioner becomes a Ronin who wanders the countryside with his small child in a modified baby cart jammed full of hidden weapons with a ribbon hanging from it that says Ronin for rent.  He is hired into many dramatic situations from avenging rape to stopping extortion by gangs of thugs.  All the while, from movie to movie, his adventures traveling through the countryside give us tour of life in Japan as it was long ago...  even though the view is slanted through a martial arts movie lens, it is rich with great screenplay and dramatic plots.  If you enjoy the better Japanese martial arts movies like Zatoichi, you should be very pleased with Lone Wolf and Cub. 

I used to cook a theme lunch for friends on Sundays.  The food, music, drinks and an afternoon movie all centered around a culture.  Lone Wolf and Cub was always well received by viewers, martial arts fans or otherwise

1.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image] Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance (1972)
aka "Kozure ôkami: Ko wo kashi ude kashi tsukamatsuru" - Japan (original title)
aka "Lone Wolf and Cub: Child and Expertise for Rent" - (literal English title)

2.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image]Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Peril (1972)
aka "Kozure Ôkami: Oya no kokoro ko no kokoro" - Japan (original title)
aka "Shogun Assassin 3: Slashing Blades of Carnage" - USA (DVD box title)

3.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image]Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx (1972)
aka "Kozure Ôkami: Sanzu no kawa no ubaguruma" - Japan (original title)
aka "Lone Wolf and Cub: Perambulator of the River of Sanzu" - (literal English title)

4.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image]Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades (1972)
aka "Kozure Ôkami: Shinikazeni mukau ubaguruma" - Japan (original title)
aka "Baby Cart" - USA (informal title)

5.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image]Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell (1974)
aka "Kozure ôkami: Jigoku e ikuzo! Daigorô" - Japan (original title)
aka "Shogun Assassin 5: Cold Road to Hell" - USA (DVD box title)

6.[image]http://www.imdb.com/images/b.gif[/image]Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in the Land of Demons (1973)
aka "Kozure Ôkami: Meifumadô" - Japan (original title)
aka "Baby Cart at the River Styx" - USA (video title)




mnottertail -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/11/2012 7:50:07 AM)

Yeah, I think Hanzo Hattori was the guy who speared Oda Nobunga in the ass from the pit of the outhouse. 




LillyBoPeep -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/11/2012 7:59:15 AM)

Thanks for the review - that does sound interesting!

*edits the to-watch list*




impishlilhellcat -> RE: What is your favorite category that Netflix invented for you to suggest movies? (2/11/2012 2:01:44 PM)

Mine was Cerebral Suspenseful TV shows because of Solved Extreme Forensics and Luther and Goofy Sci Fi and....

Fantasy from the 1980's because of BIG and Beetlejuice




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