I guess the school girl theme has already been worn out to the limit, so our Japanese gore friends decided to pick another fetish nice for their next project as you can see in this English subtitled trailer for Go Ohara’s (Geisha vs. Ninjas) Gothic & Lolita Psycho.
Yoshihiro Nishimura (Tokyo Gore Police, The Ancient Dogoo Girl, RoboGeisha, Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl etc.) will take care of the thriftless use of fake blood spraying from all kind of open wounds…

Synopsis via Nippon Cinema:

Yuki (Gravure Idol Rina Akiyama) is a girl who lives at home in peace, until one day a unit of assassins breaks in and slaughters her mother.

In order to reveal the truth behind the seemingly senseless murder, Yuki transforms herself into a demon of vengeance by donning gothic lolita clothing, wielding a parasol as a deadly weapon, and executing the guilty in the name of God.

[via Nippon Cinema]

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The kind user sugerpotspottt has uploaded the first two episodes of Japanese TV series The Ancient Dogoo Girl, which is co-produced by Machine Girl and RoboGeisha director Noboru Iguchi, to his YouTube channel. Here’s a part from the second episode that will lead to massive brain melting on standard Western brains after a few minutes. Thank god that there are no subtitles available!

Video has been removed…

[via @dannychoo]

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Here’s the first trailer for the upcoming Japanese TV series The Ancient Dogoo Girl (Kodai Shojo Doguchan) whose first episode get’s directed by nobody less that Noboru Iguchi who some of you might remember from strange little films like Machine Girl and RoboGeisha. Do I have to say anything more?

The series will begin airing on October 7th and tells the twisted story of a mysterious warrior girl (Idol Erika Yazawa) who gets summoned after 10000 years to fight the evil in todays society.
[of course via Nippon Cinema]

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Art School – Lost Control Music Video

[via Dread Central & RoboGeisha Blog]

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Here’s the second trailer for Noboru Iguchi and Yoshihiro Nishimura’s RoboGeisha. It’s not quite as long and crazy as the first one, but at least it features that crazy voice over again…

[via Quiet Earth]

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The guys from Twitch has been given the first trailer for RoboGeisha, the latest film from Machine Girl director Noboru Iguchi and Yoshihiro Nishimura (TGP, Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl) from the production company TO Entertainment.
Fortunately (at least for me as a not so big fan of mindless gore) it seems like the gore- and splatter level of the robotic geisha’s adventures has been lowered to make room for some more meshuga ideas (commented by the director himself), which is in my eyes the right way to go with this kind of fun flicks.

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Two new posters for Yoshihiro Nishimura’s Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl that perfectly fit the recently released poster of vampire girl Yukie Kawamura so I just had to present them in the three-way form below.
Did anyone got the chance to see it at the NYAFF?

[via Cinema Beacon]
Update: While we’re at it, here’s another one…

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Just in time for todays premiere at the New York Asian Film Festival, distributor Eleven Arts has released a new trailer for Yoshihiro Nishimura’s gory chick flick Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl.

[via Nippon Cinema]

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Nippon Cinema has found a new (first?) poster artwork for the upcoming girl-fight trashfest Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl on director Yoshihiro Nishimura’s production blog. The (vampire) girl with the icy glare and the nice thighs is gravure idol Yukie Kawamura.

VGvsFG will premiere at the New York Asian Film Festival on June 26, 2009.
[Nippon Cinema]

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Exciting news from the “Free and Hanseatic City” of Hamburg. Klaus, author of Japankino.de and co-organizer of the Hamburg Japanese Film Festival (JFFH) just told me that Samurai Princess (GEDÔ-HIME) will celebrate its world premiere on this years festival! Pretty fitting since Tokyo Gore Police premiered last in year in Hamburg. The JFFH will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year and will take place from May 27 to May 31 in several cinemas across the city. More highlights and the full program should be announced soon.

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