Lumberjack The Monster (2024) Movie Review | This Horror Film Deserved Better Than Netfilx

Welcome to incynema, where we dive deep into the latest and sometimes unexpected films hitting streaming platforms like Netflix. Today, we're reviewing "Lumberjack the Monster," the latest from prolific director Takashi Miike.
Netflix surprised everyone with a quiet drop of Miike's latest horror endeavor, reminiscent of their stealth release of "Godzilla: Minus One." But does "Lumberjack the Monster" deserve more fanfare? "Lumberjack the Monster" isn't Miike's finest hour, but it's a chilling exploration of dark humor and relentless horror. Adapted from Mayusuke Kurai's novel, the film starts with a gripping police raid that sets the stage for a twisted tale involving kidnapped children, a masked killer with a deadly ax, and a protagonist, Akira Ninomiya, played by Kazuya Kamenashi, seeking justice against all odds.
Miike's signature style shines through with gruesome visuals and unexpected narrative twists, though some scenes may feel static amidst the bloodshed. As the story unfolds, themes of technology and moral ambiguity add depth, culminating in a finale that challenges Netflix's tendency to bury lesser-known gems.
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