Credited cast: | |||
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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') |
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 TMD
A group of jewel thieves is to meet some Yakuza members at an abandoned facility to hock the hot ice...little did anyone seem to know that this "facility" was a former military installation that was doing work on the dead, namely - bringing them back to life. Guess it worked, 'cuz now the place is crawling with the undead. The jewelry deal goes bad, and now we have some people to supply lunch for the zombies...
JUNK is a pretty cool zombie film. Nothing really ground-breaking or spectacular, and seems to be much more related to the American, Romero-type zombie films than the typically whacked-out Asian stuff. The story is pretty simple, there's plenty of gore to go around, and the film is never really self-indulgent or too serious. A fun way to spend a couple of hours, but not a "great" film either. I personally tend to like JUNK less than most others that I talk to....still would recommend a look- 7.5/10