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Yakuza Apocalypse (2015)

When young protege Akira Kageyama is bitten by his dying vampire boss, Genyo Kamiura, he must get used to his new powers before seeking revenge.

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Dan M 30 Mar 2016

Maybe this is one long in joke for Miike fans. But outside of that possibility, this film is just a mess.

Roger Moore 08 Oct 2015

Gonzo, laugh-out-loud funny, but with not enough action or laughs to sustain it.

Mark Dujsik 08 Oct 2015

Real silliness doesn't settle into a routine. This movie's brand of it does.

Lee Marshall 06 Oct 2015

Often laugh-out-loud funny, even (or rather especially) as the silliness escalates in the final half hour, this is a cult cineaste’s treat which rampages gleefully through a china shop of genre conventions. Only killjoys who demand narrative coherence will fail to respond.

Peter Bradshaw 31 Dec 2015

It is extremely mad, long and often tiresome. Yet it is acted with eerie and absolute conviction, and has an interestingly surreal quality; Miike has a claim to be one of cinema's genuine surrealists.