Kenji Takano, Marie Jinno, Mickey Curtis
High schooler Riki Fudoh bears a great psychological burden: His Yakuza kingpin father murdered Riki's brother to settle a business deal. Vowing revenge on his father and the older generation of Yakuz...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 29, 2002
Stats: 163 reviews
Miike has done way better, aside from some fun scenes it doesn't go too far. Even something like City of Lost Souls is more solid. Also, the ending of this is just a damn slap in the face. Rikki Takeuchi should have been used more.
The first Miike film I saw and boy was my ass kicked. This and Battle Royale are what got me in to Japanese films when I started getting tired of North American flicks. An incredible yakuza/exploitation classic.
Lo mejor, la chava que lanza dardos mortales con propulsión vaginal!... no me pregunten a mi...
Takashi Miike at his best. Great movie! It has everything you want in a japanese flick from blood and guts to sex appeal.
This was a pretty strange film. In some ways it was kind of crappy but it was entertaining none the less.
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