Tetsuo: The Iron Man with Tomoroh Taguchi: DVD Cover

    Tetsuo: The Iron Man
    a.k.a. Tetsuo Director: Shinya Tsukamoto Cast: Tomoroh Taguchi, Kei Fujiwara, Shinya Tsukamoto, Naomasa Musaka

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/12/2005
    • Original Release: 1989
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 27,321

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    Original 1.33:1 presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound; DTS surround sound; Original dual mono sound; First look at Tsukamoto's new film Vital

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Titles [6:04]
    2. The Iron Man [4:33]
    3. Blood and Guts [3:19]
    4. Changes [5:27]
    5. Skin Deep [2:17]
    6. Seduction [2:51]
    7. I Don't Scare Easily [2:08]
    8. My Sewage Pipe [3:40]
    9. Love and Death [3:22]
    10. Think of It as Jewelry [2:36]
    11. Metal Freak [2:26]
    12. He's Watching Us [3:16]
    13. A New World [7:48]
    14. Assimilation [7:03]
    15. Stop Resisting [3:42]
    16. Dust of the Universe/End Credits [3:30]

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    Editorial Reviews

    An hour-long feature from Japanese director Shinyu Tsukamoto, Tetsuo (also known as Tetsuo: The Iron Man) tells a horrific, cyberpunk-influenced science fiction tale about the intersection of man and post-industrial technology. The central character is a Japanese salary man, an average office worker who is transformed by a brief encounter with a metals fetishist, a man who has purposefully implanted pieces of scrap metal in his body. The salary man soon begins sprouting pieces of metal from various parts of his body, a change which is accompanied by increasingly nightmarish visions and bizarre, metal-filled sexual fantasies. As the man evolves into a strange hybrid of man and machine, he also develops a telepathic connection with another of his kind: the metal fetishist, who has been undergoing a similar conversion, and may indeed be the cause of the salary man's transformation. The two engage in a violent, destructive battle throughout the streets of Tokyo, accompanied by an appropriately industrial soundtrack. Shot on a small budget in 16 millimeter black-and-white, Tsukamoto reprised many of the images and plot elements of Tetsuo in a higher-budgeted sequel, Tetsuo II: Body Hammer. Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide

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