Dangerous Stories

About This Movie

So, 'Dangerous Stories' is a curious blend of crime, horror, and sci-fi, showcasing three episodes that each have their own distinct flavor. The first, 'The Curse of Tutankhamen,' really stands out with its clashing Yakuza clans—there’s a gritty atmosphere that grips you. Naoto Takenaka’s performance adds a layer of tension. Then you have the second episode, 'They came back, tonight too,' by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, which dives deep into uncanny territory. It’s unsettling, with a slow burn that keeps you guessing. The practical effects in both are quite striking for the era, giving it an almost tangible feel. Overall, it’s the way these stories weave together horror with cultural elements that makes it so distinctive.

Interesting blend of genres gives it a unique feel.Good examples of practical effects from the late '80s.Offers a glimpse into Japanese horror and crime narratives.