| Tumbling Doll of Flesh | |||||
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| Director: | Tamakichi Anaru | ||||
| Starring: | Kikurin Yuuji Kitano Kanako Ooba Tamakichi Anaru | ||||
| Music: | Barom One | ||||
| Editing: | High Mega Pinoko | ||||
| Studio: | Psycho | ||||
| Distributor: | Aroma Kikaku | ||||
| Runtime: | 72 minutes | ||||
| Country: | Japan | ||||
| Language: | Japanese | ||||
is a 1998 Japanese pornographic splatter film written and directed by Tamakichi Anaru. The film is noted for its very extreme content, and is widely regarded as one of the most offensive and disgusting films ever to have been produced.
Shown almost entirely through a stationary camera, and a handheld one, the film has a woman named Kana and a man named Kiku being hired to star in an amateur porno, being made by two men. As the porn shoot progresses, it incorporates elements of BDSM such as: breast bondage, multiple penetration with dildoes, wax play, flagellation, and an enema. Uncomfortable with how rough the film has gotten, Kana tries to leave, prompting the director, cameraman and Kiku to knock her out, tie her to a bed, and strip her.
While Kiku rapes the semi-conscious Kana, the director cuts her left leg off with a meat cleaver, and mutilates her tongue with a knife, potato peeler, and shears to stop her screaming. When Kana passes out from the pain, she is injected with drugs to wake her up and keep her conscious. Kana's right arm and remaining leg are severed, and her abdomen is cut open so Kiku can have sex with her innards. After Kiku ejaculates blood-laden semen onto Kana's breasts, the director beats him over the head with the cleaver and stabs Kana in the face with it. Kiku is then castrated by the director, who makes a telephone call while the cameraman continues filming the mangled bodies of their two dead stars.
The film was regarded as being "as savage and brutal as they come" and further deemed "enough to make even the most hardcore horror/slasher fanatic go nauseous" by Prarthito Maity of the International Business Times.[1]