Vampire Clay [Sub: Eng] 2017 Watch Full Movie in HD

After studying at Tokyo, Kaorie, returns to Aina to finish her prep class for art school, where she becomes the star of the class. The incidents come to climax, when she finds an old and mysterious clay in a bag, that lately find out that this clay belongs to an artist who previously owned the building and died tragically in his workshop. This clay causes the attack of the bloodthirsty clay vampires that destroy the students sculptures

Genre:

Horror

Actors:

Ena Fujita, Asuka Kurosawa, Yuyu Makihara, Ryô Shinoda, Momoka Sugimoto, Kyôka Takeda, Kanji Tsuda

Director:

Sôichi Umezawa

Country:

Japan

Release:

2017

IMDb:

5.2

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Duration:

80 min

Variety

Umezawa's feats of stop-motion are undermined by his incoherent staging and editing, which substitute manic energy for the nuts-and-bolts of building tension and clarifying action.

September 21, 2017

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Screen International

This schlocky Japanese horror about murderous, sentient modelling clay which creates havoc in a small provincial art school is so inept, you start to wonder if it's deliberately so.

November 30, 2017

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Dread Central

Vampire Clay isn't perfect, not by any stretch of the imagination, but it is one of the most gleefully absurd and visually engaging films I've seen this year!

January 24, 2018

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AV Club

The film sports practical effects that reach Brian Yuzna-esque heights of giddy absurdity, including a Claymation sequence of a teenage girl being swallowed whole by a wormlike monster as she squirms and screams.

September 26, 2017

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Den of Geek

Monster movies are always a bit tongue-in-cheek going all the way back to the days of the guy in a rubber suit. Their goal is to make you smile and cheer when something crazy happens. In that regard, Vampire Clay succeeds.

April 20, 2018

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SciFiNow

this film of eerie earthenware and earthworms-that-turn comes with enough individuality and... idiosyncrasy, to earn itself the sort of appreciation (and, no doubt from some, abhorrent rejection) that typically greets products of outsider art.

March 10, 2018

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