Uzumaki 2 Vol 1 Movie Version Of

That would be very nice. Alas. Still, my enjoyment of all this wacked-out horror extravaganza is not lessened.

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In this third and final volume, the town is cut off from the outside by devastating hurricanes.

Kirie, her boyfriend Shuichi, and the other desperate survivors must face the impending horror.

Uzumaki 2 Vol 1 Movie Version Of

The movie version of Uzumaki will soon be released in the U.S.

In this final volume chaos is descending on Kiries town and due to more and more strange things happening, the outside world is beginning to notice as well and people try to help - with disastrous consequences.

Where the previous two volumes were a collection of strange and horrific incidents happ.

Where the previous two volumes were a collection of strange and horrific incidents happening to individuals and painting the scene of a cursed town, the spiral is now cramping it up to 11.

In fact, Im not too sure at least one element wasnt a bit too over the top: (view spoiler) those gangbangers riding the whirlwinds (hide spoiler).

Anyway, the pieces are clicking together and since by now we know all the things the spiral can do to people, the main theme, here, is the peoples descent into chaos and insanity as well as pure survival and what people are willing and capable of doing to others in such situations.

I have to say that the ending did give answers though it also left a question or two and, as is usually the case, the path leading to the resolution was more enjoyable than the actual ending but it was still a great comic (manga) since it successfuly envoked this haunting atmosphere in which nobody was really safe.

The art, as mentioned in my reviews for the previous two volumes, did a great job of underlining that in all its black-and-white glory.

The huge crazy was still cool but slightly less impactful this time.

The truly horrific increase was awesome, and I loved how utterly fucked the whole town was.

I would have been perfectly happy with it ending on number 1.

And then number 20 comes around and turns it all into a (view spoiler) dream sequence (hide spoiler) For Shame No.

No. Well, thats all fine and dandy in the big view of things.

That would be very nice.

Alas. Still, my enjoyment of all this wacked-out horror extravaganza is not lessened.