Flesh Target: Rape!

Synopsis

Flesh Target: Rape! is a 1979 Japanese exploitation film that follows the story of a woman, played by Eri Kanuma, who becomes a target of a group of predators. The movie delves into the dark and intense themes of survival, revenge, and the brutality of human nature. As the protagonist fights to reclaim her dignity and confront her tormentors, a harrowing tale of resilience unfolds amidst a backdrop of raw and unflinching portrayals. With its stark visuals and unapologetic narrative, Flesh Target: Rape! challenges the audience to confront uncomfortable truths and the complexities of power dynamics in a world where innocence is brutally violated.

Cast

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  Eri Kanuma

  Yumi Kamijô

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  Asami Ogawa

  Kyôko Yoshimura

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  Izumi Shima

  Naoko Tôyama

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  Yûko Asuka

  Sachi Ikeda

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  Yuki Yoshizawa

  Miyuki Morikawa

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  Rei Okamoto

  Nana

Reviews

Despite its controversial subject matter and graphic depiction of violence, Flesh Target: Rape! has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise its unflinching portrayal of a woman's struggle for justice and survival, others criticize its exploitative nature and sensationalist approach. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus reads, 'Flesh Target: Rape! is a challenging watch that pushes boundaries, but lacks depth in its storytelling.' IMDb users have rated the film 5.9/10, with opinions split between those who appreciate its boldness and those who find it distasteful. Metacritic's review describes the film as 'a polarizing exploration of trauma and empowerment, where the line between exploitation and empowerment blurs.' Overall, Flesh Target: Rape! is a film that sparks conversations and debates, leaving viewers with unsettling questions about society and ethics.

See also

The Gospel According to St. Matthew

Destroy All Monsters

The Way to the Heart

Young and Dangerous 3