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AKA: Death File: Cruel World – Naked & Dead; Arquivos da Morte – Monstruosidades
Directed by: Susumu Saegusa (Kaoru Adachi)
Country: Japan; Effed Up Asian Cinema
Language: Portuguese dub (No subs)
Runtime: 00:45:52
Genres: Shockumentary, Gore-Gruesome, Violence Against-Animals, Transsexuals
About:
Also released as Arquivos da Morte – Monstrousidades, it begins with a ramble from the host, Kaoru Adachi, on the increasing acceptance of visuals of death in Japan, as compared to when the series began.
We then:
Travel to East Asia for a drag-show and some backstage shots.
Watch a scout from a Bangkok club hire a young woman from the Karen tribal community in hilly Thailand.
Head to the Toraja region in Indonesia to partake in their complex funeral rituals that include keeping the bodies of the dead for as long as a year, until the family can raise the money required for an elaborate funeral. As part of the Toraja culture, wooden dolls are left in caves to represent the deceased, so the living can have a physical body to talk to, long after the person is gone. The villagers here spend most of their money on these funerals that can often last several days. The rituals include the sacrifice of buffaloes (fairly graphic), as the buffalo is believed to accompany the soul in its journey to the afterlife.
Trail illegal Japanese highway racing and randomly follow one of the drivers, who is also a nationalist.
Visit a Brazilian village with malnutritioned kids and that has a high infant mortality rate.
These scenes are sometimes punctuated by visuals of random dead people in varied stages of gore, set to upbeat porno-type music.
this shit is boring as hell im gonna go play with so damn butcher’s knives
I didn’t understand a single word, thanks tho. are there more Death File movie?
i got scabies for sale
Ok it’s bored 0% gore 😞
Never thought my people would make it here 😂
ican talk to the dead……………they just dont answer
Japanese language and portueese sub, still very engaging.
Just a heads up. The portuguese title is wrong. It’s “Monstruosidades”, not “Monstrousidades”.
Thank you for having this site/archive. It has a lot of movies which is hard to find these days, and I’m not talking about mondo films lmao
How disappointing. No Fat Fred on the cover. The guy looks too good to be him even though he is dead. Also, how many more Death File movies are there to come? Getting a bit repetitive.
Are the death scenes real?
The music is a trip. It’s got a funky beat. And I can bug out to it.
this i appreciate
Thanks.