In this episode of Extreme Cinema Education, Sensory Stowers unpacks one of the most disturbing and historically important films ever made. Men Behind the Sun (1988). Directed by T.F. Mou, this shocking portrayal of Japan’s Unit 731 blurs the line between horror and documentation, forcing audiences to confront real atrocities that many would rather forget.

Join Sensory as she explores the film’s creation, its moral controversy, and why it stands as one of the most essential, yet unbearable, pieces of extreme cinema ever produced.

This isn’t just about gore; it’s about humanity’s darkest truths and how cinema can preserve memory through discomfort.

Because sometimes the most extreme horror… is history itself.