JAPANESE director Kiyoshi Kurosawa (no relation to Akira ... film’s overall weirdness and creepiness. Barrett calls “Pulse” Kurosawa’s most nihilistic film, “unnerving and wonderful.” ...

You can probably guess which class of killer this detective story from Kiyoshi Kurosawa follows. The director, whose genre mastery is most evident in the likes of “Pulse” and “Cure,” more ...

You can run, you can delete, but you can't hide. In Pulse, Kiyoshi's Kurosawa's 2001 techno-horror masterpiece, the internet induced similar horror, but for a very different reason: Many people ...

Featuring interviews with Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse), Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge), and many more, the documentary is now streaming on Shudder. A pervasive feeling of dread. An uneasy certainty that ...

The American version of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's “Pulse” mimics the plot fundamentals, but lacks any traces of Mr. Kurosawa’s creepy minimalism and conceptual rigor. Denmark gave the world ...

EXCLUSIVE: Cloud, written and directed by Japanese veteran director Kiyoshi Kurosawa ... a most violent demise. Kurosawa has directed over 25 feature films, including Pulse, Tokyo Sonata and ...

Erratic, prolific Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa (“Pulse,” “Cure”) has, at his best, a peculiar genius for finding strangeness — often malevolence — gathering like dust in the ...

Venice: The director of "Cure" and "Pulse" switches things into a slightly higher gear with a bullet-filled story about the petty grievances people develop towards each other online. If Kurosawa ...

By Jordan Mintzer Although he’s primarily known as a director of thrillers and horror movies, Japanese auteur Kiyoshi Kurosawa has never ... haunting web surfers in Pulse, or the heartbreaking ...