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Lead Actors

Nobuko Otowa Thumbnail
Nobuko Otowa
as Woman

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Crew listing

Tamotsu Minato
(Producer)
Kaneto Shindô Thumbnail
Kaneto Shindô
(Producer)

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Kindai Eiga Kyokai

Onibaba (1964)

Rating:
  
8.0
/ 10
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Director: Kaneto Shindô
Writer: Kaneto Shindô
Release Date: 21 November 1964 (Japan)  more
Language: Japanese
Genre: Drama | History | Horror | Indie

Storyline

In medieval times, on a remote plain, a widow and her mother-in-law kill wandering samurai, put their bodies in a hole in the ground and sell their armour and valuables, until the daughter-in-law falls in love with one of their intended victims.

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thaklos

Misery writ large on the silver screen, the admonishing tone of this film is overly dire, and its irony far too stagey. However, the motivations are simple and intriguing, resulting in some interesting characters who just don't have enough room to flourish in the tightly wound narrative.


wolfnotes

Go PSI! You've discovered what might be my favorite Japanese film ever.


FitFortDanga

Creepy and haunting, and beautifully filmed. A bit over-stylized at times, but not too bad.


Stain

Dark, weird movie about two nice Japanese women who kill people. In short, my kind of movie


Spunkie

Onibaba, Baba Yaga. Do not be mistaken, this is purgatory. There isn't a single soul in this movie that's not rotten to the bone. I'll be adding it to my list of best chiaroscuro lighting in a movie. While there are many movies that looks more than pretty with lightning, few makes use of lighting to the full effect. 2nd half seems less effective to me, but my mind may have slipped, I'll schedule a rewatch soon.


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