The years have passed and although Delirium Vault is no more, she’s still here at her cozy “Litterbox”…. still watching all the atrocious Asian cinema, Euro-trash horror, and the goofiest exploitation films ever made. If it’s bad…. really, really bad…. if it has both zombies AND Kung Fu in it…… then she’s probably seen it, and has made it her mission in life to tell you all about it along with rambling stories about her usually boring lil’ life and all her other hobbies like cooking, camping, and… gasp… cosplay!
…You poor unlucky souls…
Haha, lovely design Neko!
Looking forward to your entries.
Also hugs for the mystery that is you.
* Well over 3 years later…*
Nekoneko!, so nice to see you alive and still scratching at those peculiar posts of film making!
My goodness! Welcome back stranger…
Yep, I’m still alive and kicking here at my new digs, post Delirium Vault…. Nice to hear from one of the old gang, don’t wait so long before dropping back by again.
…hugs from London, lil’ princess
So nice to receive them and know you are thinking fondly of this goofy lil’ kitten!
Hajimemashite Neko…I stumbled upon your blog and it looks fun. We have same love for horror. I also enjoy writing horror short story.
Love your nickname, if I ever have a cat again I will name him neko as I already have a turtle named Kame
Ano ne…kimi no namae wa Miyuki, Hontou no Nihonjin desu ka?
Welcome Novroz!
It’s always nice to meet another of my wonderful visitors, and I’m happy you like what you’ve seen here at the ol’ “Litterbox”. I hope you’ll stop by often and share more thoughts with me.
Hehehe…. and if my poor language skills are right, you are wondering if my name means I’m Japanese? Well… I am… sort of. My mother is Okinawan and my father is American but I was born and raised here in the United States. In general, I sort of like to think of myself as your average all-American girl in a lil’ Asian inspired package. It definitely makes for some odd “identity crisis” feelings for me at times.
Aa…Wakatta!!
I guess you don’t understand much Nihongo
I also have indentity crisis…I am an Indonesian but love things Japanese a lot.
I understand a little Japanese, but very, very little….. My mother and grandmother tried to teach me when I was a little girl, but there was a lot of pressure to “fit in” in school and so I resisted much of their efforts. I think that it made my mom disappointed, but she understood how important being just like the other children was to me and never forced me to learn just to please her.
We never traveled back to Okinawa after my father left the military, but there are times now that I think about taking a trip there to see where my mother’s family lived. Unfortunately, I’d probably just end up feeling like some sort of “outsider”….. I’m just too darn “American”. It’s nice to hear from somebody who can understand that a little.
Nekoneko, nice to meet you… I like reading your review about movie… Do you have any social network account because we can chat more about film…
Nice to hear from another movie fan! No… I don’t really do all that “social networking” stuff… I’ve never really had the time for it as my free time gets eaten up by so many things already (as anybody who visits me here can attest to….
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Nekoneko, where you get the access to all movie that you have review??? Some of the movie quiet hard to find it in my country.
Oh, my goodness… where don’t I look to find them! For me, Internet shopping is a godsend…. and thanks to eBay, Amazon, and a good half dozen online merchants scattered across the globe I manage to find quite a few.
That’s the beauty of the internet…. as long as “snail mail” can find you, so can packages…
Miyuki….I give you an award plus tag you in here http://bokunosekai.wordpress.com/2012/04/06/7-x-7-award/
Neko, this is actor, Lawrence bucher and I stumbled across your info as I was blindly added to another film group—which this (for once) proved to be somewhat useful. Anywho, about me, I had the supporting role in an inde film, MUTILATION MILE which got quite a bit of press up to last year. Inde Fest is looking at me as I wrestle for Best Supporting Actor in the May 2012 festival, so I’m juicing this for all I can. If you are interested in reviewing this film (which may/may not be your cup-of-tea) I’ll, hell, I’ll send you my copy…. BTW, very nice site you got going on. Stay kool and in touch~ L
Not sure if you’ve watched these foreign films to review:
- haute tension (aka switchblade romance)
- inside (the best villainess ever)
- livid
- la casa oculta
- the serbian film
- the skin i live in (with mr. banderas)
- in my skin (a cannabilistic treat)
- rammbock (zombies)
- bajo la sal (the little minature cutscenes are pretty cool)
Sorry it’s taken me soooo darn long to reply, but lately that seems to be my lot in life….
Haven’t seen most of those… but I did catch “Haute Tension” and “Rammbock” some while back….
“Livide” I have on order for a Region 2 disc from France…. the Trailer just looked amazingly scary.
Hehehe…. my general tastes in horror run more to the supernatural variety rather than the more real world approach of most slasher films. Truth to tell, they give me nightmares. Bad ones…..
Give me a nice creepy ghost story any day.
yeah…. quite a good selection of foreign films, Nekoneko… i know all of the movies but because of lack of time, i only watched several of them…
High Tension(Haute tension)(Switchblade Romance)=5 stars
Inside(À l’intérieur)=5 stars(you should really check out Martyrs also)
Livid(Livide)=coming soon
The Hidden Face(La cara oculta)(Bunker)=coming soon
A Serbian Film(Srpski film)=4 stars
The Skin I Live In(La piel que habito)=4.5 stars(you should really check out Victim=similar plot)
In My Skin(Dans ma peau)=coming soon
Rammbock: Berlin Undead=4 stars
Under the Salt(Bajo la sal)=coming soon
Hahahha!! Nice to hear from you again Syahmil.
I have seen “Martyrs”…. and was really… errr… ummmm…. less than a fan of it. It’s a technically well made film and all, but it just sort of rubbed this girl the wrong way. You can check out my impressions HERE if you like, to see what I mean.
Given my feelings for that one, I’ve tended to sort of avoid films of a similar vein…. but if one can rise above the basic level of gratuitous “torture porn” to give me a new approach to horror, I’m an open minded lady not afraid of the bloody stuff….