After being dumped by his girlfriend for a friend, he attempts suicide - which turns up pain-free - and decides to scare the guy by literally throwing his own guts at him.
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Title: Guinea Pig 3: He Never Dies (Video 1986)
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Shinsuke Araki | ... | Masatosh Nakamura |
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Ivu | ... | Kyoko (as Eve) |
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Masahiro Satô | ... | Hideshi |
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Rie Shibata | ||
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Keisuke Shinki | ||
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A men gets depressed because his girlfriend has dumped him for a friend. He tries to attempt suicide but to no avail, so he decides to scare the guy that stole his girl, by throwing his own guts at him. Written by Chris Mayo <cmayo@thezone.net>
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When the man who never dies says, "I will show you many painful things," his lips don't move. See more »Crazy Credits
The first half of the end credits shows scenes from the movie played in reverse at high speed; the second half shows the three main characters mugging and goofing off in front of the camera. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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10 April 1986 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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I thought this film's obvious brutal violence was lifted by two things:
1) the fact that unlike most other Ginipiggu films, the gore was all self-inflicted by the lead character, Hideshi, and 2) it really is a funny film. Seriously! I think the weird experiment of trying to make what is after all an incredibly manic and extreme film into a laff riot actually paid off. Not only does it lessen the nastiness to a tolerable excess, but it forces you to have sympathy with Hideshi and giggle along with him at his daft predicament. By the end credits, everyone involved is unable to keep a straight face. Easily my favourite of the series.