Famed horror mangaka Junji Ito, perhaps best known for his work (which Newsarama named the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best horror comic book of all time), has created an eight-page manga adaptation of director Robert Eggers' 2019 horror film 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Lighthouse, to be d🍷istributed at the Japanese premiere of the film.

The Lighthouse, released in October 2019 in the US, will get its Japanese release on July 9. The film tells the story of aꩵ young sailor, played by Robert Pattinson, as he joins an experienced and eccentric lighthouse keeper, played by Willem Dafoe, on a rem🎉ote island where mystical mysteries abound, and tensions mount to violence.

The Lighthouse generated some pop culture awareness following its release thanks in part to its unique black and white presentation and film aspect ratio, as well as the intensity of Pattin🌞son and DaFoe's performances. Ito's manga aims to capture that intensity, as well as the stark black and white lighting of the film.

"The movie The Lighthouse was particularly impressive with the ꦿcontrast of the black and white screen and the gloomy atmosphere," I🦂to tells Japanese entertainment site , which broke the news.

"Two lighthouse keepers, so to speak, are assigned to the mysterious island of Lighthouse, but the distorted exchanges in the hierarchical relationship, the delica🌌te facial expressions of each other, and above all, the intense dominance of the movie screen," he continues. "I wanted to reproduce the light and shadow."

The mysteries of The Lighthouse revolve around the lighthouse itself, as well as the island on which it rests. As Patt🎃inson's character encounters mermaids, omens, and natural disasters, he also discovers his co-worker is almost obsessed with the lamp that powers the lighthouse, and may even be more than simply human. 

The tensions bubble over into violence as the two descend further into madness and isolation - themes that dovetai෴l perfectly with Ito's usually stark and disturbing art, and🧔 his stories of bizarrely specific yet completely consuming nightmare scenarios that cut to the heart of our most inexplicable fears.

It's unclear if Ito' manga adaptation of The Lighthouse will be available outside of Japan, th🅰ough fans can catch a glimpse of two pages from the story abov▨e.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Ito told Newsarama that his brand of horror excels by starting with the mundane before going into ܫthe supernatural.

"If you have the supernatural or the strange world right from the get-go, it doesn't really proceed anywhere," said Ito. "It doesn't really move forward. But if you hav𝐆e that stable ground of the everyday, the familiar, and then you become progressively weirder, yes. That's the way I tend to work."

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