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In the fine tradition of the GUINEA PIG series, we present to you this weird lesser-known Japanese horror gore gem. The story involves a young otaku (nerd) collector and sculptor who works part-time as a production assistant for a television studio. He has quite a few vinyl Ultraman figures on display in his room. Anyway, it seems as of late, he has been having a lot of disturbing nightmares of tall armor-wearing demonic creatures that wield hatchets. In real life, he is having a bit of trouble with the local yakuza...as it seems he owes some cash to a trio of thugs. As his stress level rises, and the yakuza begin harassing him at his every move, the two realities seem to collide. At one point, he even sculpts out the creatures he sees in his dreams.
And this is where the fun stuff begins. For starters, how about when our sleep deprived hero upchucks green puke into the sink, which then mutates into a face with an alien-like extended jaw and teeth? A few crushed skulls and eyeballs are on hand (check out the cover art on this sleeve!!), as well as the requisite tentacles, a nice beheading, and the climactic twist ending including the transformation of our hero into something ungodly. Nice EFX, if a little cartoony, but slathered in goo, puss, and lots of bloody mess. This gory Z-Grade Japanese horror gem is one rare tape, so get to bidding cause it's the only one we have.
1 comment:
Most of the horror japanese special effects are great and eerie. They really ought to continue making more of these type of asian horror flicks, but I think they should make six to seven-hundred thousand new japanese horror films and do thousands to billions more special makeup effects, monsters effects, bladders effects, and lot other practical special effects. And the filmmakers should also think about make a lot of japanese throat bulging, alien parasite horror flicks too about the guys giving birth to parasite monsters from their necks, bellies, and faces. Japanese special effects horror films is one of the best. I really hope that they'll make millions more of these asian horror special effects films real soon.
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