Asian
Cult Cinema
15th
ANNIVERSARY ISSUE!
THE WEIRDEST, THE FREAKIEST AND THE MOST
EXTREME
ASIAN FILMS OF ALL TIME
This is a particularly nasty (I think
they mean tasty !) edition of Asian Cult Cinema
magazine.
It's filled with over-the-top
descriptions and revolting images. Purposely so.
That's because this special 15th Year Anniversary
issue is dedicated - totally - to the most extreme, the most outrageous, the most reprehensible Asian movies ever made: the Guilty
Pleasures of the cult cinema world.
This entire issue is a celebration of the
films that dared to be different, the movies that made
everybody sit up and say: "We're not in
One of the best things about this special
edition is the scope: all the regular contributors are on hand to share their
personal Guilty Pleasures plus there are various comments from our subscribers
and the results of the ACC Readers' Poll (conducted November 12, 2007 via the
internet).
Asian
Cult Cinema
Asian Cult Cinema Quarterly was founded
by editor Thomas Weisser in
1990. And, today, ACC – with smart articles by esteemed writers – continues to
be the dominant voice for Far Eastern cinema, a vibrant cinema that has grown
from an ignored genre into the “new favorite flavor” of American mainstream
audiences.
The regular contributors range from a
syndicated New York Post columnist to the world’s foremost expert on Martial
Arts, from a university professor of Cinema Studies to an award-winning mystery
writer, from a big-name
Asian Cult Cinema has published articles
written by the some of the best known personalities in motion pictures, for example:“HK Meets Hollywood” by
John Woo, “A Stupid Question” by Gong Li and “Asian Horror” by Oliver Stone.
ACC has also printed exclusive interviews with genre’s superstars from director
Seijun Suzuki to actor Chow Yun-Fat,
from Jet Li to Jackie Chan.
Asian Cult Cinema Is America’s only film
magazine dedicated solely to Motion Pictures from the