Yakuza Apocalypse: The Great War of the Underworld

His latest, the deranged and frequently funny Yakuza Apocalypse, is in many ways a return to both his early years in the wilds of V-Cinema...

The notorious pulp-arthouse auteur has created another freakily eclectic mashup...

It's almost two hours long, but it doesn't feel that long by the time it ends with a comically punishing fist fight, and then, oh, never mind, you won't believe me until you see it.

...Yakuza Apocalypse offers one of the director's more fully integrated fusions of Miike the poet and Miike the pulp anarchist.

...there’s a trenchant kappa, mascot frog-suited violence, and, let’s just say those loopy insertions are quite literally dwarfed by the balls-out madness of the finale.