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Kurutta seiyoku-sha: Shufu o osou!
A man was sentenced to prison for rape. After he was released on parole he had a difficult time finding work. He tried to resist the sexual urges that put him away but his inner beast keeps resurfacing with brutal results. Then one day on his way to another interview he meets a married woman.
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Plot Summary
A married woman becomes entangled in a series of violent and disturbing events. Driven by dark desires and psychological turmoil, she descends into a spiral of madness and destruction. The film explores themes of repression, sexuality, and the darker aspects of human nature within a suburban setting. Her actions lead to escalating chaos and tragic consequences for all involved.
Critical Reception
This film is considered a cult classic within exploitation and erotic horror circles, often praised for its raw, transgressive style and challenging subject matter. However, it has also been criticized for its explicit content and disturbing themes, making it a polarizing work. It is recognized for its significant, albeit controversial, place in Japanese cinema.
What Reviewers Say
Known for its shocking and explicit portrayal of desire and violence.
A controversial film that pushes boundaries of taste and subject matter.
Praised by some for its artistic daring and critique of societal repression.
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Fun Fact
Koji Wakamatsu was a prominent figure in Japanese 'pink film' (erotic cinema) and his works often explored controversial social and sexual themes with a radical, avant-garde approach.
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