RoboGeisha Is Ready To Chainsaw Your Face

Written by Todd Rigney September 29, 2009 Posted In » Asian Movie News, RoboGeisha (2009) Movie, Sci-Fi Movie News, Videos

RoboGeisha1Out of all the movies I’ve been salivating over for the past few months, Noboru Iguchi’s upcoming sci-fi action extravaganza “RoboGeisha” is quickly climbing to the top of the list. As a hardcore fan of “The Meatball Machine,” Tokyo Gore Police,” and “The Machine Girl,” Iguchi’s gore-encrusted cinematic insanity appears to have been scientifically programmed to be as compatible with my tastes as humanly possible. The first trailer comes complete with bizarre gadgetry, a metric ton of bloody violence, and some of the corniest special effects I’ve seen all month. Of course, all of this is meant is the most complimentary way possible, as I’m an unabashed follower of all things cheesy and Japanese.

If I had a synopsis to post, I’d be more than happy to share it with you. Alas, there’s nothing to be found anywhere online, so you’ll have to draw your own conclusions from the pair of trailers below. The first is the extended 3-minute preview, while the other is a quick, brutal assault on your tender senses. It’s great stuff, but only if you’re into this sort of thing.

“RoboGeisha” will attempt to pleasure Japanese movie-goers on October 3rd.



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  • http://www.originalgeekspodcast.com/ Dedpool aka Jiinx

    Tengu Milk? Bust Machinegun, Hip Katana? OMG I have got to see this!!! This looks sooo hilarious. I especially love the giant robot smashing the buildings and making the spurt blood. Gotta love those crazy Japanese flicks.

  • Dedpool

    Tengu Milk? Bust Machinegun, Hip Katana? OMG I have got to see this!!! This looks sooo hilarious. I especially love the giant robot smashing the buildings and making the spurt blood. Gotta love those crazy Japanese flicks.

  • http://www.beyondhollywood.com/ Nix

    I love how the voiceover just repeats the superimposed titles. Classic.

  • http://www.beyondhollywood.com Nix

    I love how the voiceover just repeats the superimposed titles. Classic.