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Coming to a new school, loner Aki (Sasa Handa) is soon befriended by
Sayaka (Yuria Hidaka), member of the swim team - when pretty much everyone
in the school is turning into flesh-eating zombies after some mandatory
injection, everybody but Aki, who hasn't taken the injection, and the swim
team - basically because the antidote has to be in the water of the pool.
Luckily for the others, Aki has been trained as a water assassin by some
mad doctor, whom she's on the run from, and with the help of the swim
team, she soon sees to it that everything goes back to normal ... until
she has to face the mad doctor, who wants to get Aki back and is using
Sayaka, who turns out to be Aki's long-lost twin sister, to get to her. In
a fierce fight however, Aki manages to kill the doctor, who has turned
himself into a zombie to better fight her ... which is when Sayaka drugs
Aki, turns out to be not her twin sister at all, and tells her she's
actually the mad doctor's loveslave. However, when she tries to kill Aki,
she is killed by the mad doctor ... or rather his twin brother (Aki had
been trained and raped by both without ever knowing there were two), who
with his brother out of the picture intends to make Aki his bride.
However, she annihilates him using a lasergun placed inside her pussy ... Typical
over-the-top and quite hilarious sex and gore comedy coming from Japan: This one is
full of crazy science fiction ideas, sudden plottwists that don't always
make too much sense (and aren't necessarily supposed to), intentionally
stilted dialogue, girls in schoolgirl uniforms, sex scenes starting out of
the blue, bodyparts freely flying around and blood splattering on pretty
much all the characters in gallons. Of course the film is silly as hell,
ever so often offensive as can be, and certainly not done in what you
would call good taste - but that said, the film is also a hoot to
watch, a little bit like Buffy
the Vampire Slayer on speed, it doesn't take itself seriously
for even one second, and it doesn't ask the audience to do so either. Great
mindless fun!!!
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