Onibaba
Kept wondering when and how the mask on the poster was going to show up, and when it finally came into play, it did not disappoint.
Honestly didn’t think I’d fall this deep in love with a Japanese black-and-white horror movie from the ‘60s, but this is genuine, pure love at first sight. Rarely do I call a film perfect, but this might actually be a perfect film.
Time to adjust my Letterboxd Top 4.