Ooru naito rongu 3: Saishuu-shô (1996) (V)

User Rating:

6.2/10   

Director:

Katsuya Matsumura

Writers:

Katsuya Matsumura (writer)
Norio Minamigi (writer)

Release Date:

9 August 1996 (Japan)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

A bellboy stalks a woman who frequents the hotel where he works. |

Plot Keywords:

Murder | Kidnapping | Rape | Disturbing | Urinating In Fear

Cast

Yuujin Kitagawa	...	Kikuo Sawada
Ryôka Yuzuki	...	Hitomi Nomura (as Kanori Kadomatsu)
Tomorowo Taguchi	...	Kawasaki
Meika Seri	...	Staff member of Wings (love hotel)
Mitsuzô Ishii	...	Manager of Wings (love hotel)
Hideki Kawamata
Mitsuru Hosokawa
Herachonpe	...	Toshi-chan
Mitsuru Matsui
Yuka Nishitani
Aki Fukazawa
Chika Misaki
Yui Kawana
Yôko Tanaka
Yuu Sasaki

Also Known As:

All Night Long 3: The Final Chapter (USA) (informal literal English title)
All night long 3: Saishûshô

Runtime:

76 min

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Color:

Color

Company:

Daiei Motion Picture Company

Quotes:

Kawasaki: Men are born half-dead, and it takes a lifetime for them to become completely dead. Humans, they're living garbage!

Movie Connections:

Follows Ooru naito rongu (1992)

Good just like the first two

The movie wasn't really as gory as All Night Long 2 but it did have a few nasty scenes in it anyway. The blood and gore isn't really the most disturbing part of the movie anyway. It's the rape scenes which seems most gruesome to me. If you haven't already heard about the All Night Long movies then you should know that it is defiantly not for those with weak hearts. It has a lot of rape and sadism in it which I guess that every movie in the All Night Long-series has. There is no music in these awful scenes either. This brings up the shock value in the movie and also gives the whole thing more of a realistic.

The atmosphere is very depressing and dark. Which all of the All Night Long movies are famous for. They try to show how crap some humans can be. And the moral is that all human beings are only living garbage.

Now the quality of the movie isn't really that good. The director probably didn't use a very good camera. And most of the scenes are shot really bad. But it actually makes the movie even more realistic and disturbing. So it all adds up. I actually enjoyed the story, even though it got a little bit stupid at the end. So, if you like underground Japan shock films or any of the other All Night Long flicks then this could be something for you.