Rise of the Machine Girls

In the near future, violence and lawlessness have spread. Human body parts and organs have become hard currency. Two mutilated sisters whose desperate parents sold pieces of their children to ruthless gangs dream of revenge and a better life. They replace the parts they stole with cold steel and machine guns. Blood will flow in rivers and heads will roll as they take the fight to the meat buyers!

Yûki Kobayashi delivers a completely exaggerated tribute to Noboru Iguchi's cult film The Machine Girl from 2008. Iguchi's film floored the audience with its mix of ultra-violence, totally borderline splatter, humor and absurd effects. Here too, you can count on extra everything on all fronts. Bigger weapons, more blood and weirder monsters. To give it all an extra level of weirdness, the violence is accompanied by peppy J-pop!

Starring Himena Tsukimiya ( Red Blade ), Kanon Hanakage ( Nowhere Girl ) and martial arts hero Tak Sakaguchi ( Versus , Why Don't You Play in Hell? ). The producers behind the film are Yoshinori Chiba, also of Iguchi's original from 2008, and Yoshihiro Nishimura ( Tokyo Gore Police ).

" To call it a cultural act to release films that Rise of the Machine Girls "It would be harsh to say, but Njuta films (together with Studio S Entertainment) still makes Swedish DVD and Blu-ray releases more colorful with their random samples among dull exploitation films " – FLM Weekend

“ Buckets of blood and pantsu shots ” – Screen Anarchy

“ Bizarre and unique characters ” – Own-Man Ray