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1. everything.explained.today › Grotesque_(2009_film)Grotesque (2009 film) explained - Everything Explained Today

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   is a 2009 Japanese exploitation horror film written and directed by Kōji Shiraishi. Plot. A young couple, Aki Miyashita and Kazuo Kojima, are snatched off the street while having their first date. They wake up shackled in a basement that has plastic-covered walls. A sadistic madman degrades, tortures, and mutilates them with no further ...

   • Director: Kōji Shiraishi
   • Producer: Kazue UdagawaKyōsuke Ueno

   • Music: Kazuo Satō
   • Starring: Hiroaki KawatsureTsugumi NagasawaShigeo Ōsako

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3. horrorreviewsbythecollective.wordpress.com › 2020Grotesque (2009) – Joe's Horror Reviews

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   Sep 4, 2020 · Grotesque (2009): Story: Two young people are kidnapped and tortured by a sadistic individual. – Review: Grotesque is truly a film that lives up to its title. It is gory, disturbing, and entertaining. It also has a good background story and is oddly romantic.

4. horrornews.net › 7316Film Review: Grotesque (aka Gurotesuku) (2009) – CAT III

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   Aug 26, 2010 · SYNOPSIS: A young couple get abducted by a perverse sadist named Tachikawa who ties them both up in his basement and begins torturing them. If either of them happens to pass out from the intense pain, he revives them with smelling salts before going back to work. REVIEW: Grotesque is really a mix of emotions.

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt1352369Grotesque (2009) - IMDb

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   Grotesque: Directed by Kôji Shiraishi. With Kotoha Hiroyama, Hiroaki Kawatsure, Shigeo Ôsako, Tsugumi Nagasawa. A doctor kidnaps a young couple and forces them into a game of torment that slowly extinguishes their hopes for survival.

   • 4.7/10 (7.6K)
   • Genre: Horror, Thriller

   • Director: Kôji Shiraishi
   • Release Date: 2009-05-17

6. collider.com › grotesque-2009-movieThe Nasty Torture Horror Movie That the UK Branded Too ...

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   Jun 16, 2024 · Grotesque is the story of a young couple Aki (Tsugumi Nagasawa) and Kazuo (Hiroaki Kawatsure), who are captured by a doctor (Shigeo Osako) during their first date.

   • Director: Kôji Shiraishi

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7. www.dreadcentral.com › editorials › 433234Japanese Extreme Horror 'Grotesque' Dissects Heteronormativity

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   Jul 12, 2022 · John Patterson examines Koji Shiraishi's extreme horror 'Grotesque' and its surprising takedown of heteronormativity.

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   Is grotesque a horror movie?

   • Grotesque is a subtitled Japanese horror work directed by Kôji Shiraishi in 2009. At the time, it was billed as 'the film that could make even the most extreme splatter horror fan vomit'.

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   Is 'grotesque' a torture movie?

   • "Grotesque" is a Japanese horror movie directed by Koji Shiraishi year 2009. This film only runs for at least 70 minutes. Not much plot is in this movie. A sick doctor kidnaps a couple and torture them in different ways, often in gory ways. As a torture movie, this film can clearly be classified as a "torture-porn", or more likely "gorno".

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   What is grotesque based on?

   • SYNOPSIS: A young couple get abducted by a perverse sadist named Tachikawa who ties them both up in his basement and begins torturing them. If either of them happens to pass out from the intense pain, he revives them with smelling salts before going back to work. REVIEW: Grotesque is really a mix of emotions.

   Film Review: Grotesque (aka Gurotesuku) (2009) – CAT III

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   Who are the actors in grotesque?

   • Grotesque: Directed by Kôji Shiraishi. With Kotoha Hiroyama, Hiroaki Kawatsure, Shigeo Ôsako, Tsugumi Nagasawa. A doctor kidnaps a young couple and forces them into a game of torment that slowly extinguishes their hopes for survival.

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   What does the term 'grotesque' mean in literature?

   • In literary criticism, the term 'grotesque' refers to a subject matter or style of expression characterized by exaggeration, deformity, freakishness, and disorder. It often includes an element of comic absurdity.

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   What is the theme of the grotesque?

   • The theme of the 'Book of the Grotesque' in Winesburg, Ohio is the focus of Anderson's writing. He intentionally set the tone in the prologue to guide the reader towards the desired mood. Anderson's characters are portrayed as flawed, ineffectual, and incomplete.

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9. www.bbfc.co.uk › education › case-studiesGrotesque | BBFC - British Board of Film Classification

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   Grotesque is a subtitled Japanese horror work directed by Kôji Shiraishi in 2009. At the time, it was billed as 'the film that could make even the most extreme splatter horror fan vomit'.