A fable of the ethereal, the absurd, and the lustful.
Boiling religion down to only the most captivating and sensual, Shinoda presents the Shinto mythology with the ostentatious painting of a Midnight Movie.
What lies within this film is cryptic and obtuse, not wholly indecipherable, but ultimately illusive.
The great august kami who shines in Heaven is portrayed through means similar to Macbeth, with betrayal and treachery proudly displaying their colours, as the iconoclast and incestuous writhe beneath the surface.…