Догура магура (1988)

"Dogura Magura" is a 1988 Japanese horror-fantasy-detective film directed by Tosio Matsushima. The movie is based on a novel of the same name by Yumeno Kyusaku, which follows the story of a young man named Hirosuke who is committed to an asylum after witnessing the suicide of his father. In the hospital, he begins to uncover the dark secrets of the institution and its staff, including a strange experimental procedure that can transport people to a realm of hallucinations and terror called "Dogura." With stunning cinematography and eerie sound effects, "Dogura Magura" immerses the viewers in an unsettling and surreal world where reality and nightmare blend together. The film features twisted and grotesque imagery that lingers long after the credits roll, along with a haunting score by Toshi Ichiyanagi. The movie is a disturbing exploration of mental illness and the human psyche, as well as an intriguing mystery full of twists and turns. "Dogura Magura" is a must-see for fans of Japanese horror and avant-garde cinema, as it is both visually stunning and thought-provoking.