This film plays like a full-length, color Tetsuo the Iron Man. As with that film, I suspect that viewers who are not Japanese (like me) are missing some important cultural resonance.
What I, the gaijin, saw was a somewhat entertaining gore/splatter film with some uniquely Japanese body horror elements. (Japanese body horror often seems to involve growing massive new parts that may be made of non-organic materials).
I wasn't, like, on the edge of my seat or anything, but the fight scenes are pretty great.
It's free on Amazon right now, which is about what you'd want to pay for it.
What I, the gaijin, saw was a somewhat entertaining gore/splatter film with some uniquely Japanese body horror elements. (Japanese body horror often seems to involve growing massive new parts that may be made of non-organic materials).
I wasn't, like, on the edge of my seat or anything, but the fight scenes are pretty great.
It's free on Amazon right now, which is about what you'd want to pay for it.