A trailer promoting the upcoming Death Note screening event organized by VIZ Pictures and NCM Fathom, during which the Death Note live-action movie will debut on the big screen at over 300 theatres across the United States, on May 20 and 21. This special two-night event includes a specially produced 20-minute feature on how the manga translates to live-action, and an interview with director Shusuke Kaneko.

A trailer for the first live-action Higurashi movie, which adapts the excellent horror anime (and previously visual novel) Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. The movie's Japanese premiere is set for May 10, and meanwhile a sequel is already in the works.

Gegege no Kitarou: Sennen Noroi Uta (The Thousand-Year Curse Song) is the 2008 sequel to the 2007 live-action movie Gegege no Kitaro adapted from the classic manga / anime series. The story involves a forbidden romance between a man and a nure-onna youkai (enchantress) that has lasted a thousand years, and its consqeuences - namely a boy who is half-human, half-"youkai" (a supernatural creature). The Japanese premiere is set for July 12.

Gegege no Kitarou: Sennen Noroi Uta (The Thousand-Year Curse Song) is the 2008 sequel to the 2007 live-action movie Gegege no Kitaro adapted from the classic manga / anime series. The story involves a forbidden romance between a man and a nure-onna youkai (enchantress) that has lasted a thousand years, and its consqeuences - namely a boy who is half-human, half-"youkai" (a supernatural creature). The Japanese premiere is set for July 12.

Even though this trailer for the first live-action Death Note movie is dubbed in English, Viz Pictures will release the film in Japanese with English subtitles later this year, in North America. For some odd reason, the trailer also features Red Hot Chili Peppers' song "Dani California".

L change the WorLd, the upcoming Death Note spinoff movie is shown for the first time in this trailer featuring actual footage from the film, which is set to premiere in Japan theaters on February 9.

A supernatural, action packed movie with high-grade special effects and the kind of raw action scenes the world is coming to expect from Thailand. Set in rural Thailand during the 1920s, Dan Chupong plays Jone Bang Fai - a young man riddled with grief and bent on revenge after witnessing his parents' murder by a callous and malicious killer. This is in fact a warlock of immense power, a nearly invincible mystical man who is trying to control the whole village. His one weakness? He can be harmed only by weapons that have been treated with the menstrual blood of a young virgin. Shitting you I am not.

A movie trailer for the upcoming GeGeGe No Kitarou film, based on the long-running manga and anime series, and set to premiere on April 28 in Japan.

The Dororo live action movie is an adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's classic Dororo manga and anime television series, starring Kou Shibasaki and Satoshi Tsumabuki. The film premiered in late January in Japan, and it finished #1 at the Japanese box office last weekend. The Dororo movie should also be on its way to North America, via Universal Pictures.

Acclaimed music video director Susie Au is making the move to features with Ming Ming, an intriguing looking martial arts romance fueled by mistaken identity that attempts to resituate the traditional martial arts world (Jiang Wu) into contemporary Hong Kong, blending fantasy with reality in a stylish blend.