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CRITICS OF "Jigoku"

Eye for Film

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July 10, 2007

the film's bleak portrayal of sin and (maybe) redemption is easily adapted to any time, even if Nakagawa's particular version is unimaginable in any decade but the Sixties.

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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November 15, 2006

[Director Nobou] Nakagawa dazzles with his stunningly erotic-grotesque visualization of his interpretation of the lower depths.

Time Out

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November 18, 2006

Shot mostly on bare studio sets with a lighting style even more theatrical than the acting, it feels like a weird piece of fringe theatre in three acts.