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Freeze Me
Freezer

Japan 2000
produced by
Nobuki Nagae, Taketo Niitsu, Takashi Ishii for Femme Fatale/KSS, Nikkatsu
directed by Takashi Ishii
starring Harumi Inoue, Shingo Tsurumi, Kazuki Kitamura, Shunusuke Matsuoka, Naoto Takenaka
written by Takashi Ishii, music by Goro Yasukawa

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Five years ago, Chihiro (Marumi Inoue) was gangraped by a threesome of guys from her hometown.

But now, that all seems to be behind her, she has moved to Tokyo, has a good job at a bank and is engaged to marry Nogami (Shunusuke Matsuoka) - when rather out of the blue, she finds Hirokawa (Kazuki Kitamura), one of her rapists, on her doorstep - and he immediately wants to continue where he left off, and soon enough he has forced her into sexual submission, has moved into her appartment, and has seen to it that she loses her job and Nogami breaks up with her. And he announces that her other two rapists will join him shortly for a foursome ... when she hits him over the head repeatedly and kills him.

The next day, Kojimo (Shingo Tsurumi) shows up on Chihiro's doorstep, also one of her rapists. He is at first all apologetic, and asks for her forgiveness and everything, but unfortunately he is also an alcoholic, and under the influence, his mask begins to slip and he tries to rape her as well ... but eventually, he takes a peek into Chihiro's fridge and much to his shock finds dead Hirokawa - and he is hit on the head with a hammer by Chihiro.

Now Chihiro finds herself burdened with two corpses, so she buys two big freezers to store the corpses in and keep them from rotting ... when one day her third rapist, the violent Baba (Naoto Takenaka) shows up on her doorstep as well, and soon enough he has raped her and forced her into submission as well - or so he thinks, because Chihiro already orders a third freezer while he is still alive and waits for it to be delivered before she carefully prepares to kill him without making too much of a mess - and before long, Baba is a goner too.

Thing is, when Chihiro connects the third freezer to the power supply, a fuse blows, and she has to realize she can only connect all three freezers to power if she does use no surplus power at all - which she pretty much has no choice but to do since she doesn't want the corpses to rot, naturally.

Then Nogami stops by to apologize that he treated her like dirt (he has since learned that Chihiro was raped 5 years ago), and Chihiro couldn't be happier, and they have sex and everything ... but unfortunately, to not make Nogami suspicious about the lack of power in the appartment, Chihiro had to unplug one of the fridges to at least have light and warm water and stuff ... but pretty soon, the corpse in the powerless fridge starts to smell, so much so that Nogami tries to figure out the source of the smell - and finds a decomposing corpse in his girlfriend's living room ... which causes Chihiro, out of despair, to kill him too ...

 

A very mean and utterly macabre little film that for some reason never attracted the same attention as the more conventional Black Angel and Gonin which director Takashi Ishii made at approximately the same time - but in fact, Freezer is the much more interesting film, a at times disturbing mix of claustrophobic rape'n'revenge drama and very black comedy that amanges to switch back and forward between the genres rather at will without coming across as directionless.

Definitely recommended.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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