Big Tits Zombie

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Big Bad: Maria starts out as merely the accidental summoner of the zombies, but eventually becomes their leader, and decides to use them to kill her co-workers and rebuild the world. Katanas Are Just Better: Ginko grabs a katana from the yakuza bathhouse and uses it as her primary weapon for fighting zombies. It can parry almost anything, and can cut zombies in half lengthways. Eye Scream: Ginko stabs her sister's killer through the eye (and presumably the skull) with the business end of an umbrella.

Based on an obscure manga by mangaka Rei Mikamoto, Big Tits Zombie (aka Big Tits Dragon) is a Japanese comedy-action-horror film starring adult actress Sora Aoi. Aoi is an exotic dancer named Rena Jodo who has returned from Mexico and is now staying with four other strippers: Ginko, Dana, Nene, and Maria. They struggle to get by in their lonely club that receives few customers. When their boss closes the club, they are forced to live in a local bath house and entertain gangsters for a job. Hilarity Ensues... until is turns out that the bath house was previously owned by occultists who committed suicide. Bittersweet Ending: As expected from this genre, most of the characters are dead, but at least the Zombie Apocalypse has been averted. And it seems that Rena can use the Necronomicon to summon her friends anytime she likes by the end. Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Averted. As expected, some girls get turned into zombies and the results are not pretty. The Bet: The girls gamble with the yakuza and each other. One bet involves Rena and Ginko sumo wrestling each other. When Ginko loses, she has to perform Body Sushi. Big Tits Zombie ( 巨乳ドラゴン 温泉ゾンビVSストリッパー5, Kyonyū doragon: Onsen zonbi vs sutorippaa 5, lit. "Big Tits Dragon: Hot Spring Zombie Vs. Stripper 5") is a 2010 Japanese fantasy- horror film. It was adapted from the manga Kyonyū Dragon by Rei Mikamoto, and stars several known faces from Japan's adult movie industry, most notably Sola Aoi. It is directed by Japanese satirist Takao Nakano and much of the action is shot in 3D. The film is said to be an ironic take on Japanese pop culture. [2] Plot [ edit ]

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Face–Heel Turn: Maria, once she realizes the dead obey her, decides to kill her co-workers with them. Mudge, James (October 21, 2010). "Big Tits Zombie 3D (aka Big Tits Dragon, 2010) Movie Review". Beyond Hollywood. Archived from the original on April 2, 2015 . Retrieved February 28, 2015.

For example, the English dub has Rena questioning why hobos in every country always seem to be Mexican..."Wait, is that racist?" Maria soon finds the Book of the Dead in the basement and accidentally unleashes a horde of zombies. Of course, it's up to this Ragtag Bunch of Misfits to stop the Zombie Apocalypse. Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Rena briefly bemoans cheap horror movies featuring "some girl with a sword fighting monsters". Foy, Scott (December 15, 2012). "Big Tits Zombie/Zombie Stripper Apocalypse (DVD)". Dread Central . Retrieved February 28, 2015.Rena said to be illiterate, and is informed by Ginko that her contract obligates her to show her tits at least twice before the movie is over. Interplay of Sex and Violence: At one point, after a zombie has removed Rena and Ginko's tops, it gets cut open. Blood then sprays across their breasts.

Gilligan Cut: Rena tells the midget yakuza boss that there is no way she will sleep with him because he is a disgusting little creep. The next scene has her waking up in bed next to the boss. Vijn, Ard (November 24, 2010). "What's THAT coming out of my screen? BIG TITS ZOMBIE 3D UK DVD Review!". Twitch Film. Archived from the original on April 2, 2015 . Retrieved February 28, 2015. I didn't hate "Big Tits Dragon", though it isn't the same sort of bad movie I enjoy watching. I love films that TRY to be good but fail miserably in every way (such as "The Room" or "Plan 9 From Outer Space"). "Bit Tits Dragon", on the other hand tries to be a horrible movie. While there is enough to mildly recommend it for some audiences, it's not a good bad film—it's just a cheesy film that tries to be terrible. Genre Savvy: Maria points out that the creatures are zombies and explains how they work based on Night of the Living Dead (1968) and other zombie movies.An extra one from the English dub: Dana calls home, speaking "Thai," while Ginko scolds, "This is Japan, dammit! Learn to speak dubbed English!" Villainous Rescue: A Blue Oni pops out to drag Maria to Hell just as Rena is about to be pushed in. Granted, he doesn't seem as evil as most depictions of that sort of character. In fact, he apologizes for the mess and says, "You know how it is. Prisons are full everywhere." Retirony: A non-cop example, oddly enough. Nene was not far from retirement when she was turned into a zombie.

Not-So-Harmless Villain: Maria was treated as a minor nuisance, and the girls never really paid attention. Unfortunately for them, the nuisance considered them to be Bullying a Dragon all this time. Once she learns to control the zombies, she proceeds to use the zombies as her personal minions and sics them on the girls. Anti-Hero: None of the girls are very heroic. They lie, cheat, steal, and at one point, they run over an old man with a minivan just in case he might've been a zombie. While cornered in the dressing room, Maria betrays Lena, Nene, and Ginko and escapes. The three escape in the Ikagawa Paradise Theatre van, eventually driving to the spa resort. The van is ruined when running over an elderly human. Ginko recognizes a one eyed zombie among the crowd as having killed Ginko's younger sister. He could not be touched legally due to being insane. Ginko kills the man by impaling him on an umbrella. At the same time, if Rena learned Spanish while in Mexico, she would not say "hola" when she answered the phone but would be more likely to say "bueno". Japanese Christian: It's implied that Rena converted to Catholicism while in Mexico since she is seen praying to "the Lord" during a gambling game and even makes the Catholic cross. Later, she places a Christian cross on a grave. She also thanks God when her chainsaw starts up after losing fuel.Fortune Teller: Nene practices with tarot cards on the side. Her predictions are pretty accurate, too. Predatory Prostitute: Maria, one of the five strippers who the movie revolves around, is the one who unleashed the Zombie Apocalypse in the first place. While she did so by accident, she then proceeds to screw over her co-workers just to save herself, and upon learning that she can control the zombies, decides to Take Over the World with her new zombie army. Cat Fight: There's a few in this fight, the first two are over minor squabbles and mostly for fun, the last two are leading up to death or life circumstances. Shout-Out: Aside from the Romero zombie films being mentioned above, the Blue Oni mentions that "there is little room in Hell" when apologizing for the zombies.