Inran kazoku: gibo no shinshitsu

"Inran Kazoku: Gibo no Shinshitsu" is a softcore/Drama-movie from 1991, directed by Minoru Inao. This film was produced by Shintoho, known for having made/distributed loads of "pinku eiga" movies many years. This is my first review about films like this.
SEXUAL CONTENT WARNING: Because of the strong sexual content throughout, this film is NOT for any viewers under the age of 18.
Basic about this film: The movie's main character is Wataru, a young, nerdy-like man who also narrates the film's story. He uses some of his time to peep into parents having sex, as well as his sister, and is often seen masturbating a some porn magazine. The film only runs for 54 minutes.
Basic about the content: Because the film contains some scenes of incest, it might also be somewhat offensive to some viewers. If you get easily provoked by such scenes, I suggest you to stay away from this. All actors in this film are at least 18 years old, so you can feel safe for this. Again, this film shall NOT be viewed for any children under 18.
An another film which also uses this controversial topic includes the Norwegian film "Mors Hus" (His Mother's House) from 1974.

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1991,

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Mikadroid: Robokill Beneath Disco Club Layla (1991)

Mikadroid: Robokill Beneath Disco Club Layla is a Japanese original video directed by Tomo’o Haraguchi. It was released by Toho in Japan on November 8, 1991.
In the movie, a deadly half-man, half-machine called Mikadroid was developed by scientists in Tokyo during World War II. However, it was buried under rubble in an American bombing attack. Now 45 years later, a disco club has been built over the area and its patrons are completely oblivious to the fact that a soulless killing-machine buried beneath them won’t remain dormant for long.
At the end of the second world war the Japanese buried one of their projects to make a super armored soldier. Almost fifty years later it wakes up and begins to kill. Steam punk-esquire scifi action film is a pretty good little time killer. Its very pulpy and grind house like in that its just trying to tell a rip roaring little tale made before computer generated effects (ooo models). I have to be honest since this film was highly touted by the publisher of Asian Cult Cinema in his books on the subject. Back when he was still running Video Search of Miami this was high on my must see list, but for whatever reason I never ordered it. Now that its out in an official US release I've picked it up and found that too many years of waiting for a GREAT film have taken its toll. Its a good one but not a great one. Worth a look as a rental.

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1991, Action, Japan, Sci-Fi,

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