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1. #STREAMING PARANORMAL ACTIVITY THE MARKED ONES MOVIE#
2. #STREAMING PARANORMAL ACTIVITY THE MARKED ONES SKIN#

New conversation between director Kiyoshi Kurosawa and filmmaker Ryusuke Hamaguchi

#STREAMING PARANORMAL ACTIVITY THE MARKED ONES SKIN#

"Cure" really gets under your skin and it's wonderful that Criterion took the time to restore it in 4K for this release.ĤK digital restoration, supervised by cinematographer Tokusho Kikumura, with uncompressed stereo soundtrack Along the way, he discovers someone who could be pure evil. He plays a detective investigating a string of violent and yet seemingly unrelated murders. He really grounds this film as it threatens to spiral off into something harder to pin down or relate to. Koji Yakusho would become a major collaborator with Kiyoshi Kurosawa over the years, and really should be a bigger star in the States given his consistently remarkable work.

#STREAMING PARANORMAL ACTIVITY THE MARKED ONES MOVIE#

The movie that really put Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the map has always been a standout in the J-Horror genre, and its induction into the Criterion Collection should continue that historical elevation. The Costumes Are the Sets: The Design of Eiko Ishioka The Blood Is the Life: The Making of Bram Stoker's Dracula Practical Magicians: A Collaboration Between Father and Son Reflections in Blood: Francis Ford Coppola and Bram Stoker's Dracula NEWLY ADDED Blood Lines – Dracula: The Man, The Myth, The Movies Featuretteįeature presented in High Definition, sourced from the 4K masterĪudio Commentary featuring Director Francis Ford CoppolaĪudio Commentary featuring Director Francis Ford Coppola, Visual Effects Director Roman Coppola and Makeup Supervisor Greg Cannom NEWLY ADDED "Love Song For A Vampire" Music Video by Annie Lennox And the special features here are great, including two commentaries by Coppola himself and some fascinating featurettes about the making of the film that will give you an even greater appreciation for what it accomplishes.ĭOLBY VISION/HDR PERSENTATION OF THE FILM, including the original theatrical English subtitle font for texted instances

This is a gorgeous movie, washed in color in a way that studio movies feel like they're increasingly not allowed to be. Gary Oldman is fantastic as the most famous movie creature of the night, but what I love most about this movie is its overwhelmingly rich and detailed design, which really stands out in the new 4K steelbook edition of the film. It makes sense that Francis Ford Coppola's name is going to always be associated with his legendary '70s run of masterpieces, but I have a soft spot in my heart for this twisted gem, a movie that was wildly underappreciated when it was released but feels like it has seen its reputation grow with each generation that has caught up with it.