Koji Suzuki, Author of Bestseller Ring Who Sparked Horror Novel Boom in Japan, Dies at 68
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The artistic and literary world is in mourning after the death of Koji Suzuki, recognized by horror works such as El Aro and Dark Water. According to the reports, the famous writer died on May 8 at 68 in a hospital in Tokyo, Japan. So far the causes of his death have not been made known. After the news spread, followers and admirers of the author have expressed messages of sadness and farewell through social networks. Source: Millenium.
10 J-Horror Films to Watch After Losing Koji Suzuki
Koji Suzuki died on May 8. He is the man who wrote The Ring, which means he is personally responsible for a thing that happened to a very large number of people in the late 1990s, we developed a complicated relationship with our own televisions. Not as a metaphor. Every television. All the time. For […]
Today, almost no one is still interested in the film series of The Ring, and even in Japan nothing new has been published in four years. In the early 2000s, however, it was the hottest horror franchise in the world of cinema, and it was a great international breakthrough for Japanese terror. The film series was based on a series of less well-known books written by Koji Suzuki, and there are six books published (one of which is a collection of sh…
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