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A Quick and Crazy TV Spot Emerges for Hideo Nakata's The Complex

How much absolute lunacy can you fit in a television spot that only lasts a few seconds? Holy shit, are you about to find out as the first international TV spot for Hideo Nakata's The Complex has hit the interwebs, and it's a must-see!

First Look at Hideo Nakata's The Complex

Hideo Nakata has brought American audiences many J-horror terrors over the years including Ring (Ringu, as it's also known, is NOT the title of the movie, not even in Japan) and Dark Water. Can his unique brand of terror strike gold again?

The Complex and Frankenstein's Army March in on the 42nd International Film Festival at Rotterdam

Two much talked about horror flicks will be making their premieres at the 42nd International Film Festival at Rotterdam. Rotterdam will announce its full 2013 lineup on January 9. The acclaimed art-house festival runs January 23 to February 3.

Hideo Nakata Heads into The Suicide Forest

If you've never heard of Japan's suicide forest and are looking for a good chill to send tingling down your spine, do yourself a favor... Google it and then turn every single one of the lights on and pray to whatever you believe. It truly is the stuff of nightmares.

Go Behind-the-Scenes of Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

More goodies coming in from our friends across the pond in promotion of the release of Hideo Nakata's latest film Chatroom. Time for a little behind-the-scenes-action! Chatroom hits UK cinemas on December 22nd. No word on US distro just yet, but we'll keep our ears a'listening.

UK Trailer for Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

It's going to be Christmas time in the UK when Hideo Nakata's latest flick Chatroom hits theatres on December 22nd, and we have a look at the official UK trailer for it! No word on US distro just yet, but we'll keep our ears a'listening. Synopsis

AFM 2010: First Look at the Sales Art - Hideo Nakata's The Incite Mill

J-Horror, for better or worse, is still alive and kicking, and if anyone has a chance to breathe some life into the films coming out of the Far East, it's legendary director Hideo Nakata.

J-Horror Heavyweights Grow Vines for NBC Supernatural Soap?

Like many of you, we, too, are tired of the J-Horror thing. Even Andrew Kasch is (though we still catch him wearing the long black-haired wig and staring into the mirror from time to time). But damn it, the really good movies out of the Far East were so kickass that we must pay attention! Especially when it concerns a project made specifically for us here in the States.

Beyond Lame International Poster for Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

Do us a favor ... the next time that we complain about international one-sheets always being better than domestic ones ... remind us about this!

Full Japanese Trailer: Hideo Nakata's The Incite Mill

The full Japanese trailer for Hideo Nakata's latest film, The Incite Mill (7 Day Death Game) has just hit online and we have every spooky second of it locked and ready to go!

Three New Clips: Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

Hideo Nakata fans who are eagerly awaiting more on his latest film Chatroom can now have themselves a quick inside peek at the film thanks to three new clips that have come straight out of Cannes!

Trailer Debut: Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

Hideo Nakata fans who are eagerly awaiting more on his latest film Chatroom have good reason to smile today as we finally have the trailer for you!

New Trailer: Spend Some Time in Hideo Nakata's The Incite Mill

Hideo Nakata sure is busy nowadays. We told you yesterday about his next English language feature,, Chatroom and now today comes the trailer for his latest Japanese film, The Incite Mill (7 Day Death Game). Expect his Yiddish, Greek, and Eskimo language films to be announced in the coming days.

First Images and Synopsis: Hideo Nakata's Chatroom

Best known for his J-Horror classic The Ring, and even The Ring Two, director Hideo Nakata has a new English language flick coming out called Chatroom, and we've got the first stills and the plot crunch for you.

Nakata to Direct The Incite Mill

Having essentially defined a subgenre of horror (long-haired, scary Japanese female ghosts) all by his lonesome, Ring director Hideo Nakata is fixing to get back into the game with what sounds like an amped up version of Saw. Read on for more.