'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
Another uneven "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" redux that says nothing novel about its subject matter.
Deadly Chaos: Empire of Monkeys
One day, corpses fall from the sky like a torrential rain. DEATH (The Crazy SKB), a man who has fallen among the corpses, gathers together with Matilda, a woman with no legs, Linda, a woman with one leg missing, and a killer for "a plan". The plan was a punk plan that no one could imagine. A man with cerebral palsy decides to commit indiscriminate terrorist murders; a female office worker whose grief runs wild; a yakuza who is forced to modify their body; and a punkster who wants to kill all the police. The moment all the sorrows become one, they ascend into the universe...
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One day, corpses fall from the sky like a torrential rain. DEATH (The Crazy SKB), a man who has fallen among the corpses, gathers together with Matilda, a woman with no legs, Linda, a woman with one leg missing, and a killer for "a plan". The plan was a punk plan that no one could imagine. A man with cerebral palsy decides to commit indiscriminate terrorist murders; a female office worker whose grief runs wild; a yakuza who is forced to modify their body; and a punkster who wants to kill all the police. The moment all the sorrows become one, they ascend into the universe...
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Punk Film, Satsugai Enka Vinyl
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