It is a testament to Japanese director Takashi Miike’s influence around the world that American horror maven Eli Roth gave him a speaking cameo in Hostel (wearing his trademark sunglasses), despite the fact that he speaks no English.

A legend in the world of extreme cinema and a professed fan of Paul Verhoeven’s Starship Troopers, Takashi is known for filling his movies with graphic violence, perverse sex, and a nostalgia for childhood.

Some of Takashi’s best-known films are the ultra-violent Ichi The Killer, Audition, and Visitor Q.

But Mr. Skin’s favorite is his 1996 crime thriller Fudoh: The New Generation, with its kinky lesbian scene between a nude Miho Nomoto and equally undressed Marie Jinno.

In gratitude, Mr. Skin bows and says, “Happy Birthday, Takashi-san.” more…

An icon in the world of extreme cinema, Japan’s Takashi Miike is truly a legend, known for filling his movies with graphic violence, perverse sex, and a nostalgia for childhood.

This clip from one of his most well known films, Visitor Q, combines all three elements. A grown man (Jun Mutô) expresses his own nostalgia for the oral phase of sexual development by kneading the tits of his mother (Shungiku Uchida) until milk squirts everywhere.

Get some Oreos and click below to watch the full clip. more…