Deddo sushi

20122012
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1h 32m

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5.7/10

1.6K

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Action Comedy Horror

Keiko, the daughter of a legendary sushi chef, runs away from home when his Karate-style regimen becomes too severe. Finding work at a rural hot springs inn, she is ridiculed by the eccentri... Read allKeiko, the daughter of a legendary sushi chef, runs away from home when his Karate-style regimen becomes too severe. Finding work at a rural hot springs inn, she is ridiculed by the eccentric staff and guests.Keiko, the daughter of a legendary sushi chef, runs away from home when his Karate-style regimen becomes too severe. Finding work at a rural hot springs inn, she is ridiculed by the eccentric staff and guests.

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

36,473

12,329

Director
- Noboru Iguchi
Writers
- Makiko Iguchi(collaborating writer)
- Noboru Iguchi(screenplay)
- Jun Tsugita(collaborating writer)
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Trivia
Director Noboru Iguchi said he got the idea for the film after Piranha 3D (2010) was a hit in Japan. He'd always wanted to make a film about people being attacked by animals, and was searching for the right theme, something high-impact. Since he also love Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes (1978), he decided he wanted to make a film about food that attacked human beings, and which was also set in Japan. Ultimately, he came upon the idea of a group of people who are attacked by sushi.

Crazy credits
Last end credit: "No sushi were harmed in the making of this motion picture - Noburu Iguchi"

Connections
Featured in Sushi Master Rates 9 Sushi Scenes in Movies and TV (2021)

Soundtracks
Kill the Virgin
Written by Hajimetal and Jun Satô (as Jun Sato)
Performed by Scandal (as SCANDAL)
Epic Records Japan Inc./Kitty Inc.

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Review

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7/10

Cheap but extremely entertaining and funny in a trashy sort of way

I would say I got exactly what I was expecting. For a Western viewer not used to Japanese humour, this kind of films always come as a bit of a culture shock. The humour is so bizarre it couldn't possibly be explained with words. The CGI is cheap, but the film isn't ashamed of it - it's almost as if it celebrates its own tackiness.

It's full of mindbogglingly grotesque idas and quotes, and it's devilishly entertaining!

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