Nude

A police inspector who wakes up from an eight year coma must adapt to the radical change that everyone living in France is naked. He soon learns that not everyone agrees with the government's mandatory nudity policy.

A wealthy young man is kidnapped by a mysterious organization and forced to participate in extreme underground bare-knuckle fights that can only end in one way: with a contestant's death.

Witness the creation of a female figure molded in clay as a live model poses. It will arouse your imagination as it reveals secrets of the art.

Pinku eiga auteur and popular manga artist Takashi Ishii directs this sex-charged crime thriller. The film centers on Nami (Akiko Yo), who pops into a company that touts that it will "do anything" and asks its harried owner Muraki (Naoto Takenaka) to give her a tour of Tokyo. After visiting Tokyo tower and hip nightspots in Roppongi, she checks into a swank hotel, hides a knife under her pillow, and dresses to kill in a red miniskirt. Previously, her yakuza lover (Jimpachi Nezu) stripped and raped her as his cohort (Kippei Shiina) watched. As she waits for him in the hotel room, she quietly plots her revenge. Unfortunately, he discovers her plan and ravages her again. While her erstwhile boyfriend is taking post-rape shower, she takes knife in hand and makes an unwitting homage to Psycho. Later, she stuffs the body in a bag, and calls on Muraki to dispose of it.

Horror director Jean Rollin followed up Le Viol du Vampire with this equally strange excursion into vampiric eroticism. The plot concerns a suicide cult led by a mysterious figure known as The Master. Oliver Martin is the hero, who tries to rescue pretty Caroline Cartier from the cult, only to find out that yet another group of vampires wants to save her too. There's people with reindeer heads, the usual artsy sex and violence, and a science-fiction subplot about a doorway to another dimension (as in the later Phantasm). Maurice Lemaitre and Bernard Musson co-star in this pretentious but enjoyable shocker.