Chanbara Beauty: The Movie - Vortex (Video 2009)
"Oneechanbara: The Movie - Vortex" (original title)

In 20XX the world is still overpopulated by Zombies and Aya and Saki stop fighting to join together against there new enemy, Himiko

Director:

Tsuyoshi Shôji

Writer:

Fukushima Yoshiki

Stars:

Chika Arakawa, Kumi Imura, Rika Kawamura

Cast

Credited cast:
Chika Arakawa
Kumi Imura
Rika Kawamura
Akari Ozawa
Yû Tejima
Satoshi Yamamoto
Hoshina Youhei

Storyline

In 20XX the world is still overpopulated by Zombies and Aya and Saki stop fighting to join together against there new enemy, Himiko

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Plot Keywords:

held at gunpoint | sister sister fight | falling through the floor | stabbed in the shoulder | slashed to death | 

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Taglines:

Chanbara Girl Goes Again!

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Release Date:

2 November 2009 (Netherlands)

Also Known As:

Chanbara Beauty 2: The Vortex

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows Oneechanbara: The Movie (2008)

User Reviews

Gone With the Wind for the Mammary Crowd....

This film is similar to 'The Thin Red Line.' A friend described that film as 'The worst war movie' he ever saw. "It's not a war film," I said. And this film, "Oneechanbara: The Movie - Vortex", is not a zombie film. It oscilates wildly between unspeakable bloody carnage and great wobbly massive hooters.

Its getting to be a common thing for people associated with big budget movies to give 1 star ratings to wonderful indie/foreign (non Hollywood) movies (usually before the movie is even released). A little advice. the way to tell, if that is the case. Look and see what other reviews a person has set. If this is the only review they did... it is probably someone associated a rival (Hollywood) film ... as is the case with the first few low star reviews for this excellent movie.

What if Kurosawa employed bikini babes in his films? Watch "Oneechanbara: The Movie - Vortex", now, to find out! It must be an acquired taste all this slaying and dismembering in a terribly fun zombie movie. The characters are deep enough that we care about them and the visuals are excellent. Over the coming days you will be hearing a lot about Avatar, and some of the critical reaction is bound to focus on its weaknesses in a bid to appear appropriately reserved and objective. But this is not a film to be dissected or examined, rather one to be experienced with a warm crowd, a great sound system, in 3D as you bask in the knowledge that the Onee Chanbara is back!