Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell (AKA The Japanese Evil Dead)

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Over a decade later, a documentary crew ventures there to answer what happened on that fateful night.

A family in a rural home struggles to survive after mom Mawarni Suwono’s long battle with illness dried up all the royalties from her once-lucrative music career.

They invade like a viral infection via technology, plunging the globe into hopeless despair and death.

The movie’s original name, a mouthful though it may be, is equally beguiling: Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell.Amateur ghost hunters in over their heads is a plot description that could apply to many found footage movies, let alone horror in general. It was released independently in Japan in 2012, and then a slightly altered version (indeed, the ‘complete edition’ found on this DVD release) enjoyed a brief theatrical release in 2014, followed by the official Japanese DVD. The shaky claustrophobic POV camerawork, the dismemberment aftermath twitching gag, the big push-in and "groovy!

Am Ende bleibt als japanischer Trash-Pendant zu "Tanz der Teufel" nichts weiter stehen, als die Grundidee von Sam Raimi's Original und Ash's ikonisches "Groovy". K. detention facility, and have been finally granted an opportunity for housing in their new country. Die Handlung orientiert sich hier am großen Vorbild "Tanz der Teufel" und lässt auch etwas vom Haunted-House-Thema aus "Hausu" mit einfließen. That changes when they open up the doors to supernatural torment when a distracted Jane accidentally runs a woman over while driving home from a friend’s wedding.As it turns out, Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell didn’t wholly exist when I had first heard about it. Horror fans will enjoy the old-school special effects and cringe at some of the really bad ones, but that is the fun of “so bad they’re good” movies. But inside the house a dark secret lingers and they find themselves trapped and tormented by a relentless ghost with a 30 year grudge . While the film was just recently released, it was actually filmed way back in 1995, so that genuine grainy old school look really IS genuine, as are the classic mix of cheesy and cool practical effects. Photographer Tun (Ananda Everingham) and his girlfriend Jane (Natthaweeranuch Thongmee) are a happy couple in love.