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Death Kappa

  • 2010
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 30m
IMDb RATING
4.6/10
384
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Death Kappa (2010)
KaijuParodyActionComedySci-Fi

Scientists create amphibious supersoldiers and detonate a nuclear bomb. In the midst of the fallout, a monster arrives, leaving Japan defenseless. Mankind's only hope is an irradiated water ... Read allScientists create amphibious supersoldiers and detonate a nuclear bomb. In the midst of the fallout, a monster arrives, leaving Japan defenseless. Mankind's only hope is an irradiated water goblin with death on its mind.Scientists create amphibious supersoldiers and detonate a nuclear bomb. In the midst of the fallout, a monster arrives, leaving Japan defenseless. Mankind's only hope is an irradiated water goblin with death on its mind.

  • Director
    • Tomoo Haraguchi
  • Writer
    • Masakazu Migita
  • Stars
    • Daniel Aguilar
    • Matt Alt
    • Hideaki Anno
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.6/10
    384
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Tomoo Haraguchi
    • Writer
      • Masakazu Migita
    • Stars
      • Daniel Aguilar
      • Matt Alt
      • Hideaki Anno
    • 14User reviews
    • 21Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Daniel Aguilar
    • Professor Tanaka
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    Matt Alt
    • Self
    Hideaki Anno
    Hideaki Anno
    • National Guard Captain
    Shigeru Araki
    • Chief Cabinet Secretary
    Michelle Ann Dunphy
    • Reporter
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Shinji Higuchi
    Shinji Higuchi
    Misato Hirata
    • Kanako Kawado
    Mitsuko Hoshi
    Ryûki Kitaoka
    Mika
    Yakan Nabe
    Hiroko Sakurai
    Hiroko Sakurai
    • Fujiko Kawado
    Karen Strassman
    Karen Strassman
      Cristina Valenzuela
      Cristina Valenzuela
      • Kanako
      • (English version)
      • (voice)
      Marc Walkow
      • Horrified Tourist
      Hiroko Yoda
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        • Tomoo Haraguchi
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        • Masakazu Migita
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      2The_Great_Silence

      Death Kappa will kill you. With boredom.

      After seeing the trailer I was stoked at a chance to see Death Kappa. I was looking forward to a fun B-movie. Unfortunately, Death Kappa gives B- movies a bad name. The problem isn't in the content. The problem is in the directing, acting, editing and cinematography, to name a few. Death Kappa's over stylized shots don't flow well and really drive the film into the ground. The Movie also contains possibly the most annoying song ever used in a film which painfully repeats throughout. I would compare Death Kappa to a bad episode of Power Rangers as far as over all feel, but thats being generous. Iv'e seen much better movies at community college film screenings.
      7nepeta-09995

      Outrageous & Fun

      Definitely a B-Movie, if you couldn't for some reason already tell. It's the story of a Kappa who finds peace and causes some hell along the way. About half way through it shifts gears and becomes a Kaiju movie and and steps up the action and comedy as everyone getting killed screams for their mommies, lol.

      If you like low budget films or monster movies try this for a matinee on a slow day and have some fun.
      2paul_m_haakonsen

      Don't even bother with this one...

      I had at least expected the movie to at least have some sense of entertainment value, after all it does focus on one of the more famous of Japanese creatures in mythology.

      Or at least, one would think that. But this movie quickly lost track of what it started out as and went into a full-blown "Godzilla" rip-off.

      Nothing in the movie made sense, and I hope that the movie was meant to be a spoof, because everything in the movie was just fundamentally bad. From the creature costume, which clearly was just a badly made suit, to the fake model tanks, buildings and airplanes. And the airplanes and helicopters were held up with clearly visibly strings. And the big monster was also just a man in a horribly fake costume.

      The special effects were as bad as the actual storyline, and it just quickly became painful to witness on the screen.

      I gave up 20 minutes before the movie ended. I just couldn't suffer through a single minute more of the ordeal that is "Death Kappa".
      Robbzilla

      Run the eff away from this piece of dreck

      I am a fan of even the lowliest of Kaiju movies...if you build a monster, I will come.

      But this is just the worst. It is a non-stop goof-fest of silly songs, cutely dancing goblins that look like they were invented for a McDonald's commercial and a nemesis monster that can't even seem to move properly. Not even the 90s Mothra movies were this childish, and I swear that some of the horrible American voice-overs are the same actors from those films, hamming it up one more time at our expense.

      At times the movie tries to seem like a spoof of Kaiju movies, but it can't even do that properly. The guys at MSTK3000 need to come back for this one, if only because I need to get a laugh or something out of having watched it. Thanks for reading. I will now go cut out my eyes, douse them in gasoline and set them on fire.
      5Augustus623

      Not that bad (but not that good either)

      If viewed as a loving tribute to Showa Era Godzilla movies, it's not that bad. But it's horrible dubbing and cheap special effects (some of which are even subpar by Showa standards) hamper it alot. If you grew up like I did and loved the Showa Era movies then you probably would enjoy the movie.

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      Haruo Nakajima in Godzilla (1954)
      Kaiju
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      • Trivia
        The making of this film was featured on an episode of the show Nat Geo Amazing.
      • Connections
        References Godzilla (1954)

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      • Release date
        • November 27, 2010 (Japan)
      • Countries of origin
        • Japan
        • United States
      • Language
        • Japanese
      • Also known as
        • デスカッパ
      • Production companies
        • Fever Dreams
        • Nikkatsu
        • Tokyo Shock
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      • Runtime
        • 1h 30m(90 min)
      • Color
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