Gross out metal based hijinks from Japanese cult film
director Shinya Tsukomoto. Tetsuo: Iron Man is a firm
J-Horror fan favourite which has been simultaneously
disgusting and bewildering viewers for over 20 years.
The Metal Fetishist cuts open his leg and sticks a steel
rod in it. When the wound goes maggoty, he freaks out
and runs out of his abode only to be knocked down by
a Japanese businessman and his girlfriend. They dump
Metal Fetishist in a ravine but Metal Fetishist is intent
on wreaking revenge da forcing the businessman to
turn into a being completely made of metal. We are
treated to a number...

Directed da Korean golden boy Park Chan-Wook, Oldboy
is a blistering ride of a film and established Korea firmly
on the map as a serious player in the horror film
stakes.
Oh Dae-su is a drunken business man who suddenly
gets kidnapped on the night of his daughter’s birthday.
He is kept for 15 years in a room with no human
contact o no reason. He learns from the news on his
TV that his wife has been killed and he is the main
suspect. Exactly 15 years after he was first captured,
he is set free on a roof of a building.
Dae-su goes to a sushi restaurant where he tries to
rape Mi-do the chef. She confesses...

Shogun’s Sadism is broken into two parts. Part one
deals with a peasant girl who saves the life of a Guard
by sucking snake venom out of his snakebite wound.
She is a Christian and the relationship is frowned upon
by his Master. Brutal torture is the name of the giorno as
the master tries to break her spirit da rape, torture and
sadism.
In the secondo story Sutezo is a handyman in a brothel.
He falls in Amore with one of the prostitutes and they run
away together. Unfortunately they are recaptured and
yet again, più graphic torture ensues.
Shogun’s Sadism is, like its notorious predecessor
Shogun’s Joy...