Lead actor Yoji Tanaka (Yuji Noda) brings it, his character has had it with being scammed by coworkers, family & a possible love interest. Watching Yoji's daily life was engaging, highlighting Japanese culture in over the top but hilarious scenes. Ok, Eihi Shiina has a few cameos in this early on, it was awesome.

When crap hits the fan, things really progress, there is some outer space shenanigans, a forced quarantine zone, gallons of Nishimura-san's iconic blood geysers and boobs! This long awaited sequel won me over, the visual barrage of insanity was a beautiful thing, the droplets of crimson became infinity, I couldn't stop watching. The ending was a low blow but yet a calculated liver shot, who knows? I was happy.

A pretty dumb movie; I know these quirky Japanese splatter flicks have their fans, but they're just too silly and low budget for me to like very much. This one has a serious half-hour introduction before letting rip with the usual blood-spraying martial arts mayhem, as characters are transformed into OTT cyborg characters and go on killing sprees. The effects are heavily CGI dominated and pretty embarrassing to watch, while the gore is intense and non-stop, although deliberately fake-looking so not as disturbing as you might imagine. There's also lots of gratuitous nudity and randomness to add to the cult feel.

It was a great experience watching this movie. It had the right amount of silliness, cultness and trashyness, but I think it had a bit too much blood. I think it's an aligory for capitalism and the meat industry and it tells you to vegan.