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Guinea Pig 3: He Never Dies

Original title: Ginî piggu 3: Senritsu! Shinanai otoko
  • Video
  • 1986
  • 39m
IMDb RATING
4.6/10
2K
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Ivu, Masahiro Satô, and Shinsuke Araki in Guinea Pig 3: He Never Dies (1986)
Body HorrorDark ComedySplatter HorrorComedyHorrorShort

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.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.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.

  • Director
    • Masayuki Kusumi
  • Stars
    • Shinsuke Araki
    • Ivu
    • Masahiro Satô
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.6/10
    2K
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    • Director
      • Masayuki Kusumi
    • Stars
      • Shinsuke Araki
      • Ivu
      • Masahiro Satô
    • 24User reviews
    • 23Critic reviews
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    Shinsuke Araki
    • Masatosh Nakamura
    Ivu
    • Kyoko
    • (as Eve)
    Masahiro Satô
    • Hideshi
    Rie Shibata
    Keisuke Shinki
    • Director
      • Masayuki Kusumi
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    8EVOL666

    One of My Favorites of the Series

    For the most part I've been disappointed with the "infamous" GUINEA PIG series. HE NEVER DIES is one of the exceptions. Basic storyline- guy loves girl, girl leaves guy, guy attempts suicide in sick and twisted ways, all to no avail. This entry in the series is definitely more light-hearted than the previous offerings. As many reviewers have rightly noted, think of a Japanese Peter Jackson short-film. Gory, funny, all around entertaining - one of the best in the GUINEA PIG series. Also check out FLOWER OF FLESH AND BLOOD, and MERMAID IN A MANHOLE - in my opinion the only other GUINEA PIG films worth even bothering with. 8/10 for HE NEVER DIES
    6Boba_Fett1138

    The Za ginipiggu-series goes comedy!

    The previous Za ginipiggu movies were all quite serious movies, featuring as much blood and gore as possible, without serving a purpose- or try to tell a story really. This entry picks a more light approach, making this movie more like a comedy than anything else really. It makes the movie a more pleasant and entertaining watch, which in return also makes this a better and less pointless movie to watch than its predecessors.

    Yes, of course the movie still features lots of blood, when a man tries to commit suicide in multiple different ways but fails each time. It makes the movie strangely morbidly funny. The guy is a looser, who can't even commit suicide right. It's comedy doesn't make its gore any less gory though, just more easy to handle.

    Its different approach of things makes this definitely a better and as well a more entertaining movie to watch. It's still a pretty pointless movie but it's fun nonsense.

    6/10

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    6BA_Harrison

    Guinea Pig gets silly.

    After the first two Guinea Pig movies, which could never really be described as 'fun', it comes as something of a surprise to find that the third in the series, He Never Dies, is actually quite lighthearted in comparison. It's still very gory, with some highly convincing and gruesome effects, but a juvenile sense of humour stops this one from being as grim as its predecessors.

    Part three is introduced by a serious looking American guy who tells us that what we are about to see is a true story. Call me suspicious, but I don't think he's telling the truth...

    An office worker who hates his job, and who has just lost his girlfriend, decides to end his life. However, after slicing open his wrist, he realises that killing himself will be a lot harder than he at first thought: he never dies! Having hacked at his wrists, sliced at his neck, and unsuccessfully tried to strangle himself, the obviously immortal fellow gives up trying to top himself. Instead, he decides to freak out his friend (who is currently banging his ex) by calling him up, inviting him round and then mutilating and dismembering himself in front of the terrified sap (he even guts himself and flings his entrails at the poor bloke).

    By the time he has finished, he has reduced himself to nothing more than a talking severed head on a table.

    I have noticed that several people on IMDb have compared this film to the early works of Peter Jackson, but even though there are the common denominators of comedy and outrageous gore, I don't think He Never Dies is either as funny or as wholly entertaining as the gore classics from the Kiwi wunderkind.

    It is, however, a very peculiar film, and worth seeing, I guess, if you're a fan of silly splatter or truly bizarre cinema. And it's only 39 minutes long!

    5.5/10, rounded up to 6 for IMDb.
    5trashgang

    some gross effects but overall a bit stupid

    What a flow those flicks have in the Guinea Pig franchise. This one is purely made for the fun of it but for me it wasn't funny at all. If you watch the end credits then you can see that they really had a big time making this and I must say that the effects really looked great and are almost the real thing but the story itself was a bit terrible.

    One man is so depressed and bored that he cuts himself with a razor. Thinking by slashing his wrist he is going to die suddenly he notices that he doesn't feel any pain at all and the bleeding do stops. Next try, a pencil being pulled through his arm and still no pain. Time for revenge. He asks a friend of him to come over who is now with his ex girlfriend. Once the friend comes over to the apartment the gore comes in. It's harakiri time and it's all well done but at the end of the day it's a big farce for me. The funny moments added just didn't work out for me. It do contains some gory moments and a tittie shot but overall I found it a bit lame.

    Gore 2/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 4/5 Story 2/5 Comedy 0,5/5
    GoregirlRYM

    The title couldn't be more true

    I found this to be the most enjoyable of the Guinea Pigs I've viewed. It's light hearted good clean fun (okay so i'm exaggerating a smidge). A man is depressed and spends the entire movie trying to kill himself in hilarious ways. It's actually very upbeat, the music is amusingly inappropriate for a suicide situation. Basically it's a good little comedy that is only about 1 hour long about creative ways to commit suicide despite the fact that you just can't succeed. You don't even need subtitles to appreciate this little flick. As far as the Guinea Pig series goes, it's likely one of the least sadistic and bloodless, but the humour and character makes up for it entirely.

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    • Goofs
      When the man who never dies says, "I will show you many painful things," his lips don't move.
    • 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.
    • Connections
      Edited into Ginî piggu: Zansatsu supesharu (1988)

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    • Release date
      • April 10, 1986 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Languages
      • English
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • Guinea Pig 3
    • Production company
      • Sai Enterprise
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