Bôkô honban

"Lustmord" aka "Pleasure Kill" by Hisayasu Sato is a seriously dark and warped prequel of his infamous gorefest "Naked Blood".This film is unrelentingly shocking in its depiction of sexual violence and grotesque sexuality.There is rape,masturbation with a picture and self-pleasuring with a kitchen knife.The plot of "Lustmord" deals with a formula for converting pain into pleasure.I am a big fan of Hisayasu Sato and I love his extremely perverse movies and I must say that "Pleasure Kill" is easily one of his bloodiest and most upsetting works on par with "Re-Wind","Lolita Vibrator Torture" and "Horse Woman Dog".Check out this lunatic piece of utter depravity.9 out of 10.

I have seen Naked Bood, and this seems to be what Naked Bood inspired. Sure the plot isn't that mega-deep, however, it is a fun watch. Some scenes are prolonged, like the mother with the picture frame. Most of the gore effects are unique here, and this movie seems to be flowing better, and smoother than Naked Blood. The main female "victim" needs her own movie man. The ending had me stoked that she could have her film.

Overall if you are a fan of Naked Blood, Guinea Pig Films, All Night Long, The Butcher, The Untold Story, and Grotesque, this is your film go check it out. I like how the video game segment is implemented and that she transforms from the video game-character to a real character that she was inspired to be.

Also what I like is that there is nearly no talking, instead, the story and the action, take up most of the movie.

This movie is known by several titles including Bôkô honban, Lustmord & Pleasure Kill. It was remade in 1996 as Splatter: Naked Blood, again directed by Hisayasu Satõ.

This movie introduces the main characters quickly, a brief sex scene (this is a pink film) and then rolls along right to the finish. It gets progressively bloodier, violent and bizarre. Definitely has a disturbed quality to it but as someone that avoids slasher horror movies as too upsetting, Pleasure Kill was an easy watch. In part maybe because better special effects were not in the budget. Or the progressive nature that didn't offer a sudden surprise. Rather gradual.

One thing that sets this apart from other horror movies is the unique use of food, flowers and other things.

As a pink film there are several sex scenes. Only one was erotic and the scene ended with some minor terror.

It really was well done with a very good cast. It's shortcomings were probably related to the low budget. Satõ often works with a low budget.

Still I recommend watching even if you normally don't watch horror movies.

Onle the Wierdst nation on the planet can make movies like this. Definitely not for everyone. Forget all about ethics and unlish your fantasy.