Dead Sushi

What a hysterical movie. Flying sushi, singing sushi, sushi with teeth, giant sushi battleship, sushi making babies, a swarm of sushi, a talking tamago sushi, a human with a tuna face, nunchaku sushi, decapitated heads (by sushi) and maybe 2 or 3 weird things. An absolutely hilarious film; I found myself laughing loudly several times. The trailer is gold. Quote: "You smell like a woman, which only adds to the fish smell".

Unbelievably entertaining, I can't recall last I laughed this much. Goes even further than Machine Girl and Zombie Ass in terms of sheer craziness - and laughs - and adds icing on the cake by having a truly hilarious self-deprecating script which at least Machine Girl lacked. Dead Sushi plays it more un-straight than any film I've ever seen, and it's a refreshing, exhilarating experience. Watch with friends.

Silly and great fun.

Not nearly as much fun as I'd hoped. And that's pretty crazy, since it features a man that turns into an axe-wielding tuna-humanoid fighting a chick wielding sushi-nunchucks and summoning a floating, chain-shooting sushi-battleship. Most of the crazy shit just fell flat for me. Also made me long for some sushi. Dead or not.

Another Noboru Iguchi movie much in the same vein as his previous efforts...which is to say it's juvenile cheesy nonsense bursting at the seams with splooshy gore. This time it's zombie sushi that kills people. Rina Takeda (who was the only decent thing in the pretty abysmal High Kick Girl) seems to be perfectly suited to this sort of film: she's cute, she's got a legit martial arts background, and she's comfortable sharing the camera with disembodied bits of meat jiggling on invisible wires.

Giant sushi battleship.

Although you could say this film is subtle for noboru iguchi, it still contains the absolute right amount of ridiculousness i was hoping for