Sinopses(1)
A deranged taxi driver appears to be randomly stalking and killing various young women on the streets of Tokyo. His descent into madness follows a personal tragedy that has since left him in search of a worthy victim to satisfy his own bloodlust and possible death...But is anything as it seems? (Diabolik DVD)
Críticas (1)
Giallo/Pinku from Japan paying tribute to Dario Argento. An interesting character study of a twisted maniac whose wife gets killed by a guy in a motorcycle helmet and then kills himself. The main character then takes revenge on society and goes on a killing spree on the streets of Tokyo as he feels he has the right to take someone else's wife. The hero suffers from severe depression and survives in company. There's plenty of nudity (If you like attractive Japanese women, there's a lot to look at), there's punk-rock music, there's interesting camera work and colour filters, the main character has impressive philosophical musings (I really enjoyed his monologues about women, the world, politics, justice), and there's some gore, though it's a bit weak in that respect, nothing to remember or nitpick, they could have done a better job here. The short running time makes it a passable and unconventional genre film. 6/10.
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