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yakuzploitation?

NERSFW horrifyingly non-PC female yakuza exploitation flick trailer that features more questionable content than you can shake a broken bottle at. However, if this is your thing, there is a guide to this whole “pinky violence” subgenre available to you.

On a side note, if you ever get tired of watching Shintaro Katsu being such a cool good guy in Zatoichi films, check out a couple of Kamisori Hanzo (The Razor) movies to increase your sense of moral dischord.
(inspired originally by this boingboing article)

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  1. So it's really just Memoirs of a Geisha, except they get naked and kill people?

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  2. *blinks*

    Um. Yeah. Did Zhang Ziyi put broken bottles in her special place as well, or are you lumping that in with "getting naked"?

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  3. It's in the special edition.

    Okay, the Very Special edition.

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  4. . . . I feel like I just got sent back in time to the 70's and watched a five-minute version of Kill Bill. On drugs.

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  5. That's the thing: Quentin watched messes of Asian cinema WAY before they became mainstream accepted. And the stuff they were watching was probably the length and breadth and depth of it, rather than the cream of the crop that now finds its way to our shelves and screens.

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  6. Aha. It is all explained now. Danke.

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