Maze Megaburst Space
Maze Megaburst Space

Maze Megaburst Space

1997TV ShowEndedJapanese

Maze wakes up in her house, everything is a wreck and she has amnesia. Before she can gather what has happened the girl Mill storms into her house thanking her for having saved her life. She tells Maze that her house suddenly fell down from the sky and crushed Mills pursuers under it. However before long they are both on the run from further pursuers who want their hands on princess Mill. They are only saved when Maze discovers that she has phantom light magical powers and can summon Mills family heirloom mecha. However her performance with the mecha is weak; that is until the sun goes down and she is turned in to a lecherous man. Soon other travellers join them as Maze tries to protect Mill and figure out what she is doing in this fantasy world.

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IMDb6.3/10
Director: Ryuhei KitamuraGenres: Action, Sci-Fi, Horror

Plot Summary

In a dystopian future, a group of genetically engineered warriors known as 'Meisters' are forced to compete in a deadly game called 'Maze Megaburst Space'. They are pitted against each other and monstrous creatures within a labyrinthine arena, with their survival depending on their combat skills and strategic thinking. The last Meister standing is granted a wish, but betrayal and desperation are rampant.

Critical Reception

Maze Megaburst Space is a cult classic known for its over-the-top gore and hyper-violent action sequences. While critically divisive due to its extreme content, it gained a significant following among fans of extreme J-horror and action films, praised for its relentless pacing and unique visual style.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its unbridled gore and inventive, brutal action.
  • Criticized for its thin plot and excessive violence by mainstream audiences.
  • Lauded by cult film enthusiasts for its unique, energetic aesthetic.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and highly polarized. Those who appreciate extreme J-horror and action often praise its visceral intensity and creative set pieces, while others find it gratuitously violent and lacking in narrative depth.

Fun Fact

Director Ryuhei Kitamura, known for his extreme cinema, has cited influences from Hong Kong action films and classic monster movies for the visual style of Maze Megaburst Space.

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