A team of jewel-thieves fight for their lives in a zombie-infested factory.
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Nobuyuki Asano | ... | Jun |
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Shû Ehara | ... | Akira |
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Tate Gouta | ... | Ramon |
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Anthony Grow | ... | Knife Zombie, head shot zombie |
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Yûji Kishimoto | ... | Nakada |
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Miwa | ... | Kyôko / Zombie Queen |
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Natsuki Ozawa | ||
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Kaori Shimamura | ... | Saki |
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Koutarou Tanaka | ... | Toraji |
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Kôtarô Tanaka | ... | Toraji |
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Deborah Joy Vinall | ... | Sharon (as 'Debolar Joy Vinall') |
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Four crooks rob a jewelery shop, then head for an abandoned factory where they plan to fence the goods to the Yakuza. Unfortunately, their chosen location happens to be the same place where American scientists had previously experimented on resurrecting the dead. Written by Niz
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The American soldiers featured in the film are real soldiers stationed in Japan at the time. See more »Alternate Versions
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In an abandoned factory on the Japanese island of Okinawa, the U.S. army secretly developed a serum called "DNX" that is able to bring the dead back to life. Something went wrong and all scientists were killed. Now meet Saki and her gang. They just robbed a jeweller and are on their way to meet some Yakuza for a big deal. Guessed their meeting point? It doesn't take long time and an army of bloodthirsty zombies is after them. Soon everybody is running and fighting for his life...
20 years after the heydays of ultra-gory Italian zombie movies, the Japanese start to produce somehow very similar movies like this one. Heavily influenced by such films as George A. Romero's zombie trilogy, Italian and Spanish shockers from the late 70's and early 80's and the 1992 Japanese film "Living Dead in Tokyo Bay", this is a fun splatter film, and as such it delivers what fans would expect. The gory special effects are done very well most of the time - if you can't stand dismemberment, heads blown into pieces and gut-munching zombies, stay far away! On the other side, splatter movie fans will have plenty of fun with this movie.