Worrying, disturbing, sensational, exploitational rape drama. All about a Japanese woman who was visciously raped by three men. Five years later they each come back for more, in quick succession, one after the other - despite the fact that she's moved home since at least two times, they still manage to find her. The film is full of sexual violence, which would be more acceptable if there was something here we could learn from, but it seems these sequences were probably only included for sensationalism, and it's difficult to detect any artistic merit for the graphic way these sequences are portrayed and the film leaves a nasty taste in the mouth.
Review of Freeze Me
