After five long years of waiting, the much-anticipated adaptation of Junji Ito's Uzumaki has finally arrived! Premiering on Adult Swim and HBO Max, this eerie, black-and-white anime plunges us into the cursed town of Kurouzo-cho, following Kirie and Shuichi as they spiral into terror. With Studio Drive's exceptional animation, director Hiroshi Nagahama's vision, and Colin Stetson’s haunting soundtrack, is this adaptation worth the wait? Or is it just another disappointment in the Junji Ito curse?
In this review, we dive deep into the visual style, unsettling rotoscoping animation, and terrifying atmosphere that make Uzumaki stand out. From the unique storytelling to the unnerving music, I'll take you through the key highlights of this first episode and how it compares to the legendary manga. Does the Uzumaki adaptation break the long-standing Junji Ito curse? Watch the full review to find out!
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:54 A Distinct, Unnerving Style
1:50 Terror Directly Into Your Brain
3:14 An Impossible Task Made Possible
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