The Japanese are at it again!
September 19, 2010 in funny stuff, Stuff that's RAD
From excessive violence to their bizarre sexual fetishes, the Japanese never fails to impress!
This time, creating magic from the… vajayjay?
You’re welcome :)
September 19, 2010 in funny stuff, Stuff that's RAD
From excessive violence to their bizarre sexual fetishes, the Japanese never fails to impress!
This time, creating magic from the… vajayjay?
You’re welcome :)
May 12, 2010 in funny stuff, Stuff that's RAD

But in all seriousness, this is seriously “lol”
April 15, 2010 in funny stuff, Stuff that's RAD
These silent, but deadly people have no bounds to their ongoing weirdness on television :(
January 23, 2010 in Stuff that's RAD
…Self explanatory…
Hmm I’ve seen the host of this game show somewhere else….
December 27, 2009 in The "B" List
Another Japanese gore film, but again without the bizarre sexual content. Based on a very popular and controversial novel in Japan – a class of highschool students are ditched on an island and forced to kill each other.

Alliances are made, friendships broken, blood is shed, and even more upskirt camera shots to satisfy your school girl appetite.
December 23, 2009 in The "B" List
A live action Chinese made movie based off of a Japanese comic book. Riki Oh, the toughest Asian brute on the planet, shows that sticks and stones won’t break his bones and that names will make him …punch lions in the face (what a hero).

Like some of our favourite Japanese gore films, the flimsy storyline is reinforced by a an excessive amount of blood and gore, making it morbidly fun to watch. However, they seemed to have left out all of the weird sexual content (but you still can’t help to feel sexually harassed at the end). Click to see a ridiculous fight scene from the movie (NSFW)
December 12, 2009 in The "B" List
From the same twisted geniuses (??) that brought us Tokyo Gore Police (and according to the stellar movie poster, “Death Trance” and “Meatball Machine”), we have ourselves another human sprinkler of a movie! Machine Girl was released before Tokyo Gore Police, so what can we assume? A lower budget, even worse acting, and another recycled ‘revenge’ storyline.

Of course no one gives a shit about that stodgy stuff like plot structure, character development or basic logic. Everybody these days watches movies for excessive blood and gore, explosions and to satisfy their weird Japanese schoolgirl fetishes. Don’t deny it.