Tokyo Gore Police
Why this pick
Matches The Machine Girl’s candy-coloured, hyperviolent Japanese splatter energy, with an avenging heroine, outrageous weaponised body horror, and gleefully practical gore.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Matches The Machine Girl’s candy-coloured, hyperviolent Japanese splatter energy, with an avenging heroine, outrageous weaponised body horror, and gleefully practical gore.
Why this pick
From the same director, this delivers similarly absurd escalation: rival women, hidden cyborg weapons, deadpan comedy, and flamboyant low-budget action gore.
Why this pick
Keeps Iguchi’s cheerfully tasteless practical-effects sensibility, combining a determined young heroine, martial-arts silliness, and inventively ridiculous carnage.
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01 / THE STORY
Ami Hyūga is an average high school girl whose world comes crashing down when her brother Yu and his friend Takeshi Sugihara are killed by bullies, led by Sho Kimura. As Ami tracks down Sho, she discovers that the bullies are associated with a ninja-yakuza family. She goes after the clan for revenge, but they brutally overpower her, cutting off her left arm. Ami escapes and seeks shelter with Takeshi's parents, Suguru and Miki Sugihara, two kindly mechanics who fit her with a multi-barrelled machine gun prosthetic. Ami and Miki (who uses a chainsaw) pursue the clan, massacring them one by one. Their victims' families, meanwhile, band together to get revenge.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Kimura gang member
Violet Kimura