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Cold Fish Sion Sono, 2010, Japan; 144m (NO U.S. DISTRIBUTION CURRENTLY) “Cold Fish is two-and-a-half hours of full throttle hysteria, splattered in eye-gougingly garish hues. Shamoto, the mild-mannered proprietor of a tropical fish store, finds himself and his family drawn into the orbit of a jovial fellow fish dealer named Murata, a serial killer who gleefully slaughters their business competitors and disposes of their remains…Beneath the film’s copious helping of blood, bones, and innards lies a post-economic bubble ero guro parable about the ordinary fascism of contemporary Japan’s middle class.”—Olaf Möller, Film Comment November/December 2010 You might also be interested in: Kim Jee-woon's I Saw the Devil and Andrew Lau's Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen.

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