One of the strangest movies ever...
“The Happiness of the Katakuris,&#34; a remake of a South Korean black comedy about family dysfunction and the elimination of corpses, is probably the strangest movie ever to come out of Japan. The Katakuri family buys land in the shadow of a nearby volcano and opens an inn, banking on the fact that when a new road is built that will pass right by the inn, the family will become rich from all the tourist trade. But there appears to be a jinx on the inn. Every time a guest checks in, he winds up dead. To avoid unwanted controversy, the family decides to bury the bodies.<br /><br />Stylistically, “The Happiness of the Katakuris” is a bizarre combination of “The Sound of Music,” “The Walking Dead” and “Little House on the Prairie.” Between burying dead guests, the family members frequently break out into joyful song, espousing family togetherness. The musical numbers owe much to big-budget musicals of the 1960s, but are painfully overwrought and come across as the products of mass psychosis.<br /><br />The movie is certainly captivating, with claymation sequences serving as bookends. These range from a demonic creature jumping down a girl’s throat and ripping out her uvula to a literal cliffhanger of two men hanging on a fraying rope from a steep cliff. The claymation adds to the movie’s super oddness. It unfolds like a dream/nightmare, jumping from one style to another, changing tone dramatically from gruesome to light and airy, and featuring disturbing, often bloody images.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include audio commentary by director Takashi Miike, making-of featurette, a look at the film’s stop motion effects, cast member interviews, and a reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork.
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