When prolific Japanese Cult Director Teruo Ishii passed away in 2005, Blind Beast vs. Killer Dwarf became his epitaph. This film stands as the culmination of his life's work and includes the bizarre and shocking excesses that one can come to expect from the director of Female yakuza Tale: naked Japanese girls and lots of blood! Throw into the mix the deranged, depraved and deformed and you're starting to get the picture.

Notoriously lacking restraint, sexy 'pinky violence' star, Reiko Ike, returns in this gonzo sequel to Sex & Fury following the further exploits of Ocho, a thief and gambler running afoul of evil yakuza in Meiji Era Tokyo. Aided by a lone wolf adventurer (Ryohei Uchida), Ocho investigates a ruthless gang of cutthroats who are using indentured prostitutes as drug mules to smuggle heroin from China.

Miki Sugimoto is the leader of the Red Helmets, a biker girl gang from Shinjuku who wind up in Kyoto amidst a bid to take over the local girl gangs there. It isn't long before Miki and crew run afoul of the local Yakuza, and are forced to turn to Pinky Violence icon Reiko Ike for help.

Female bikers! Gang violence! Catfights! The Pinky Violence Collection presents the creme de la creme of Japanese Exploitation Cinema. See the queens of the genre as they explode with reckless abandon. Brace yourself for the be-all, end-all of grind-house girls gone way past wild!

Long considered the primary force in the cinema of transgression, Director Teruo Ishii serves up a fever dream of psychedelic sexuality and hyperbolic insanity that could only come from the mind of Yoshiharu Tsuge. Tadanobu Asano (Ichi The Killer) stars in this sexy, bizarre, and hypnotic adaptation of Neji-shiki (Wind-Up Type) that helped establish his position in the firmament of Asian and global cinema.

Ever wondered what Fast Times At Ridgemont High would have been if directed by the Farrelly Brothers? Wonder no more with Sex is Zero!

The students at Terrifying Girls High School major in one thing and one thing only: survival! This is reform school, and the newest crop of delinquents includes bad girl Miki Sugimoto, who must face off against lecherous teachers, corrupt politicians and a sadistic student body to expose the murder of her best friend.

Ripped from the headlines, Tokyo Psycho retraces the steps of a real Japanese serial killer. It's a haunting, visceral take on the stalker film that matches the minimalism of Stanley Kubrik with the macabre voyeurism of David Lynch.

Jung-won (Shin-yang Park) is a young interior designer whose recurrent hallucinations of murdered children threaten his work, his engagement, and his sanity. Yun (Ji-hyun Jun) is a woman so burdened by psychic visions that she teeters on the brink of madness. Together they must face the enigmatic terror of The Uninvited.