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I've loved the this one as well as the second one. It's just another version of Zeiram coming back. Iria and the two support characters, Kamya and Teipei, don't see each other till the end of the movie. The main character was played by a different female actor--she has a different hair style, but she is still hot. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| This is one of my top ten favorite films. Although it is essentially an inferior remake of the original "Zeiram", where it really shines is in actress Yuko Moriyama's portrayal of the principal character, Iria. Her character has been refined and fleshed out considerably since the first film, and Ms. Moriyama's uncompromising presence, radiant beauty, and fierce intensity quickly elevate the film from mediocrity. Fans of science fiction, Japanese monster movies, and femme fatales will all find something to like in this film. The weakest links in the film are the challenging pace (typical in Japanese cinema) and the return of Teppei and Kamiya to provide mirthful moments of comedic relief. Typical of Director Keita Amemiya's other work, he seems more interested in delivering a stylistic and visually stunning film instead of a cohesive narrative, but on that level it succeeds with flying colors. |
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| | | | | In this thrilling sci-fi adventure, the terrifying Zeram, an enormous renegade space alien, is tricked into coming to Earth by an intergalactic bounty hunter who plans on using a variety of techno tools to capture him. Among her arsenal is a warp machine, an electric shield, and Bob the computer. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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