The Machine Girl
Why this pick
The same director delivers another gleefully excessive splatter-comedy, driven by cartoonish action, DIY gore, and a knowingly ridiculous premise played with full-throttle sincerity.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
The same director delivers another gleefully excessive splatter-comedy, driven by cartoonish action, DIY gore, and a knowingly ridiculous premise played with full-throttle sincerity.
Why this pick
For the more ferocious side of Dead Sushi: an inventively grotesque, effects-heavy dystopian action film that treats body horror as wild visual comedy.
Why this pick
Noboru Iguchi again pairs an intentionally ludicrous high-concept with escalating action and deliberately artificial gore, making it an ideal companion for Dead Sushi's chaos.
Why this pick
A maximalist zombie-action spectacle packed with bizarre weapons, splattery practical effects, and a manic comic-book rhythm suited to Dead Sushi's outrageous sensibility.
Why this pick
This gonzo revenge actioner shares the same Japanese splatter tradition: ludicrous body modifications, huge practical set pieces, and an enthusiastic embrace of bad taste.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Keiko
Sawada

Chef Tsuchida

