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Kiyoshi Kurosawa (writer)
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13 June 1992 (Japan)
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A noir slasher film?
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(Credited cast)| Makiko Kuno | ... | Akiko Narushima | |
| Yutaka Matsushige | ... | Fujimaru | |
| Hatsunori Hasegawa | ... | Hyodo | |
| Ren Ôsugi | ... | Kurume | |
| Tarô Suwa | ... | Yoshioka |
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The Guard from the Underground (International: English title)
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96 min
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1.66 : 1 more
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa, who gave us Doppelganger, Pulse, and Cure, shows that he is a master of suspense and horror.
Some describe this as an homage to 80's slasher films, but I felt a more honest description might go further back to film noir. There was a slow pace and a steady creepy musical score throughout until towards the end when the bodies start really piling up.
To describe it as slasher is a slight misnomer as he usually uses a pipe.
It is almost a Godzilla-like thriller as the killer is huge. He is a sumo wrestler, but not in the usual way you think of them. He is extremely tall instead of being round.
The creative use of a locker may cause panic to all the geeks who got locked in one in high school.
And, you may not want to work overtime after seeing this.