#Misu misou

[heavensickness]

Liverleaf (2018), Dir. Eisuke Naitō

[male-yandere-tournament]

Mitsuru: does a fantastic job pretending to be the sanest person in the small town and appears to be the only person kind to Haruka outside her family. In reality, he has severely warped views on love and women due to his parents’ abusive relationship and feels entitled to run away with Haruka to Tokyo to live together. Has no problems beating women, including his grandmother and Haruka herself. Beats her grandfather to critical condition because it seems she chose her family over him. And even when she’s dying in the snow from a stab wound and the injuries he gave her, he wants to take a photo of her smiling at him.

[spinalaves]

hi! just finished the manga (misu misou) that Liverleaf (2018) was based off. can I say it is the most fucked up thing I have ever read

[hayfillet]

Looking at my fav manga bingo card I made last year and thinking about what I would change now...

[spiraphobia]

House of Sayuri (2024)

Directed by: Koji Shiraishi

Genre: Horror, Supernatural

Synopsis:

The Kamiki family has moved into their dream single-family home. The happy time of the 7-member family was short-lived. A family where each member dies one by one, with strange laughter heard from somewhere. There is something in this house… ~ Adapted from the manga series "Sayuri" (サユリ) by Oshikiri Rensuke (押切蓮介).

An exciting horror manga adaptation!

I love Oshikiri Rensuke's works, especially Misu Misou, and I just finished reading Sayuri as well - which is another awesome recommendation. This manga has a ton of creepy and insane moments!

I couldn't find this movie streaming anywhere, but I hope it becomes available soon. Oh, and have I mentioned that it's directed by the same director who brought us Noroi: The Curse, Dark Tales of Japan, and Occult? I'm even more excited now! Here's the trailer:

[nuoc7mia]

random update on media i’ve been consuming:

- read and finished beach lovers by emily henry, which i surprisingly rlly enjoyed! i feel like i’m slowly understanding how to read romance novels the way that i read shojo manga LOL (the ending tho made me cry a bit damnit.)

- reading cruel prince by holly black rn which i’m also enjoying !!! reminds me a bit of how old ya dystopian fiction made me feel (pos) altho i will say that the voice is a lil inconsistent imo. also didn’t realize it was enemies to lovers LOL

- read kimi no yokohao o miteita (looking at your profile) and pls 😭😭😭 SOMEONE GIVE ME MORE TRANSLATIONS PLSSSS I LOVE THIS SORT OF PLOT W MULTIPLE NARRATORS WHO ALL EXPERIENCE ONE SIDED LOVE YEAHHHHHHHHHH

- read misu misou bc of the clips of the film on tiktok and goddamn it was graphic AND made me sad :<< did not realize the creator also wrote hi score girl + i still enjoyed the story for the most part. it’s def endless suffering tho

EDIT (12.3): woah wait i forogt i never posted this since i wrote this in july LOL but i shall continue altho tbh i also don’t remember half of what i finished consuming

- cruel prince is on pause rn bc i entered another reading/life slump ;-; i have a rlly big to-read list tho that i wanna start soon (including rereading the hunger games trilogy after spoiling all of the recent movie)

- finished monster which is WILD TO ME!!!! ugh it's such a good series — truly deserve of all the flowers it has received and sm more. writing is so tight and something i'm amazed abt is how it balances mindless violence and loss with the persistence of love and the hope that life can continue on. we want to be remembered bc our lives persist thru the ppl we meet and love. the relationship between a child and parent-figure are so important for the future pf humanity (i'm blurting stuff now). it also makes me rlly wanna dive into cold war history bc ik i glazed thru a lot of it back when i was in school LMFAO

- i read transcendent kingdom for a lit class and it CHANGED MY LIFE. its depiction of addiction, trauma, and its lasting impacts are sooo poignant and

- caught up on raise no tanin ga li (ii?) and it’s a fun read :3 i like the dynamic of the main couple and the yakuza/gang setting allows them to be a lil ridiculous despite just being high schoolers LOL. also the art style is so clean + unique??? obsessed

- stl: my son’s so silly

ok that’s all i can think of now :3 will do another update and actually keep a track of everything soon xD

[lur1d1llus1on]

[heavensickness]

Liverleaf (2018), Dir. Eisuke Naitō

[sweetcurry]

Misu Misou (ミスミソウ) - Oshikiri Rensuke

Genre - Horror, Tragedy, Gore, School Life

Status - Complete

Read - 20 Chapter / 20 Chapters

A girl moves to a new school and is bullied relentlessly. After something terrible happens to her family, she kills all her classmates.

This one is not for the faint of heart. It pretty much is just a slash fest but there is some decent story and psychological elements. The art style is very unique and I think it compliments many of the scenes, especially the characters faces and eyes. Misu Misou could one-sit read but its up to you because a lot does happen. Each killing is unique and interesting, though you do need to suspend your sense of disbelief, but they are lots of fun. If you like thrillers with lots of gore, this will not disappoint.

Overall

10/10

Some of these characters are the spawn of satan idk how it was possible to create the worst people in existence multiple times but hey it happened in this

[crustaceanpunk]

misumisou (hepatica)

[sexualisedviolence]

[lur1d1llus1on]

[heavensickness]

Liverleaf (2018), Dir. Eisuke Naitō

[gem-of-false-hopes]

[limon-y-azucar]

[oh-my-asian-boy]

They are the type who are bullying others