Food and Death in Film
A look at the grotesque, grisly, and most times gross relationship between food and death in film.
Tagged: genre: comedy
Shinya Shokudo (Manga)
What do you get when you put a bunch of colorful strangers meeting after midnight at a rather simple restaurant where the chef presents you with a basic menu, but offers to prepare anything you ask for as long as it is as simple as his establishment?
Ramen “On The Fly” – Kagetsu Arashi
Fed up with on-flight meals that look pseudo-Japanese even to someone who isn’t from Nippon? No worries. Read on and see what Adrienne has… for your stomach.
Butter (2011) Trailer
Jennifer Garner plays proper Laura Pickler, whose sole purpose in life is to defend the moral values and tradition that comes in a butter-sculpting contest.
Ace Attorney (2012)
In a true blend of multiple genres he’s tackled before, Takashi Miike captures the essence of the Phoenix Wright games without losing his own style.
Episodes – Season 2
If Season 1 had the sex-shallowed Matt LeBlanc separating Sean and Beverly, Season 2 has him going through a darker path, and it doesn’t end well for him
Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei
Have you ever wanted to watch a show that complains as much as you do? Then try this anime.
Damsels in Distress
Whit Stillman’s return to cinema is charming as can be and features a wonderful performance by Greta Gerwig.
Robot & Frank: Interview with Director Jake Schreier
YAM Magazine talks with director Jake Schreier about his debut film Robot & Frank
Leafie, A Hen into the Wild
Based on the successful 2000 book by Hwang Sun-mi, Leafie, A Hen into the Wild follows a crazy, egg-laying farm chicken who dreams of escaping her egg-laying prison to explore the wilderness and freedom… of the yard.
