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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 9PMKiyoshi Kurosawa is one of the most underrated Japanese
filmmakers of the last 30 years. 'Pulse’s' eerie vision of a haunted
internet still chills for all the reasons you might expect —specters materializing, creepy settings, uncanny sound design, and more. But it sticks with you because Kurosawa got that the ‘net can be a technology of loneliness and isolation, and what’s more unnerving than that? -Lee Gardner
2001 Dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa 1.85:1 Color DCP 119 min. In Japanese with subtitles.
“There are very few moments in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's fiercely original, thrillingly creepy horror movie that don't evoke a dreamlike dread of the truly unknown.” (The New York Times)
“More frightened than I’ve ever been in a movie theater” (Mike D’Angelo, TimeOut New York)
“Where the average Japanese horror flick is petulant and nasty, PULSE is dolorous, shivery, and surreal.” (Wesley Morris)
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