Kaori Shimamura, Natsuki Ozawa, Nobuyuki Asano
Finally available in North America. Junk will satisfy all adrenaline junkies and horror aficionados that are looking for a good dose of spills and chills. A gang of thieves are on the run after a su...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 29, 2003
Stats: 67 reviews
I like Junk: Shiryô-gari. Sure, it's extremely derivative stuff (female super-zombie aside, of course), but it has absolutely no pretensions, delivering fans of your more traditional shuffling undead all the gut-munching, brain-blasting action that they could ask for.
The plot s...( read more)
Plot? A secret U.S. Army project inolving a high-tech cutting-edge experiment to re-animate dead Japanese people in an abandoned warehouse with a full working staff of two.
Filled with many clichés and a high concentration of inconsistencies, such as zombies who can be stop...( read more)
Fun, exciting zombies vs. criminals film. Get some friends together, order some pizza, sit back and enjoy.
Back in the day when there wasn't a new zombie film coming out every week I was waiting on seeing this anxiously. That probably added to the disappointment when it wasn't all that shit hot. I think I have an aversion to criminals being the heroes of horror movies, I more often ...( read more)
I bought this movie from a store, but it must be the wront region DVD as it doesnt play on anything. Will buy it again eventually.
Apretty solid zombie flick that falls apart a little by the end. If you like zombie films though you owe it to your self.
this movie actually sucks, but i put it on here because it's the only asian zombie movie that i've ever seen.
If Lucio Fulci ever made a zombie movie in Japan, it would've turned out like this!
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