YouHeart
I gave it a 7.5 out of 10
Nayan Gough
A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.
Cassandra
Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.
sacbrina
Before watching this movie I read many of the reviews that are here on IMDb. According to the majority of the reviews I read many people saw this is as a gore film with "intelligence". I have one thing to say to that....... ARE YOU KIDDING ME? This was a confusing mess with a poor attempt at a plot. The beginning of the film started out promising with a what seemed to a pretty straight forward story but as soon as things began to get interesting it veered off course and made absolutely no sense. There are several "goofs" in the film such as a slash wound that suddenly disappears after the fake blood has run down the skin. The only decent special effect in the movie was the eyeball removing scene. Everything else was just poorly done. My advice to any would-be watcher is don't waste your time.
siriouslysid
As a huge fan of horror films, especially J-horror and also gore i thought Nekeddo burâddo sounded pretty good. I researched the plot, read reviews, and even looked at some photos to make sure it seemed like a good gory and scary movie to watch before downloading it. So excited it had finished and ready to be scared and recoiling in horror at the amazing gore i was expecting i was terribly disappointed. The plot was ridiculous and didn't even make sense and left too much unexplained, the gore was hilarious rather then horrifying, and what was with the cartoon style sound effects ? The acting was probably the only thing mildly scary about it. I did not understand the cactus idea and the way the mothers husband disappeared in the middle of the sea after following a flashing light, they left both pretty unexplained, or perhaps i missed it as my mind couldn't understand what i was actually seeing. I appreciate the way it was supposed to be; shocking and a few scenes (the strange cannibalism and own mother kissing?)certainly were, i just think they went a little bit far and not even in a horrifying way, they made it to unconvincing which made it more believable to be a comedy rather than a horror in my opinion. However it is a very entertaining film and got a lot of laughs out of me and a couple of friends, but sadly we were expecting horror not comedy so its worth a watch for the entertainment value, but don't be expecting a dark, deeply scary and horrifying film; you'll just be disappointed. If this was a horror comedy/spoof i'd probably rate it about a nine, the climax being the weird scene when the husband climbed inside his wife's stomach and closed up her wounds, but as a horror sadly i gave it a one.
Scarecrow-88
My God, this movie's savage! A young prodigy, Eiji(Sadao Abe), has created an experimental painkiller which increases endorphins in the brain(..his dream was to bring eternal happiness, a goal paying homage to his eccentric scientist father who was in search of eternal joy into the "light")which reverses the natural order of the bodies reaction to pain. If one inflicts pain to themselves(..or others in Rika's case)it is an addictive pleasure that grows.Eiji's mother, Yuki(Masumi Nakao)is experimenting with a new drug on three voluntary test subjects hoping to develop a method of combating a potential pregnancy(..her desire is to tackle overpopulation on the earth). Eiji decides to test his serum by intermingling his drug with Yuki's with startling(..and quite unpleasant)results. The three girls react differently to the endorphin drug according to their own personal weakness. Misa Aika is an insomniac loner named Rika who has a "sleep installation device" which allows her to experience dream-like hallucinations. She discovers Eiji spying on her with his video recorder and starts up a friendship with the kid. Rika admits she hates people and once the drug kicks in she assaults her colleagues, the girls who also served as unwilling participants in Eiji and Yuki's hybrid concoction. Yumika Hayashi loves to eat(..it's all she thinks and talks about)soon cannibalizing herself! Mika Kirihara is a model obsessed with maintaining a perfect figure and beauty soon piercing her body with needles and other sharp items(..she reacts towards her body, because she "hates" herself, or that's my opinion).The violence is quite unnerving and grisly, to say the least. A hand is purposely placed in cooking grease and chewed into. The tip of a breast nipple is carved apart by a knife and eaten(..not to mention, an eyeball is gouged out by a fork, plucked from the socket, and fed upon slowly, the recipient savoring every bite). I won't even bother elaborating on vagina violence and it's meal to the one victimizing herself. We also witness a screwdriver used to penetrate through the flesh of an arm, and a stomach is opened up by a scalpel! There are even weirder moments in the film concerning Yuki's husband's fate and his "return." We see an entire body enter the hole of a victim's stomach, closing himself in! And, the symbolic use of a cactus(!) also has a part within the story of Rika. Rika suffered a "menstrual shock" which is said to have caused her sleeping disorder(..while also causing sensitive hearing which makes even the slightest sounds of bugs within a flowery garden path agonizing). She has a theory regarding the cactus and it's therapeutic effects on the one who "melds" with it.Strange experience; the gore-scenes are incredibly repulsive and explicit. Director Hisayasu Sato, who I am not familiar with, has created quite a profound character study using violence in a very atypical way to tell his story. Sato pulls no punches and takes no prisoners, but has a very methodical approach in regards to developing his story.
Soucriant
"Naked Blood" tells the story of a young budding scientist named Eiji, who invents a serum called Myson to target pain with endorphins. His mother, also a scientist, is testing a new contraceptive on three girls, and Eiji slips Myson into the contraceptive, which results in some unforeseen consequences...As Eiji observes his three guinea pigs, we learn more about the women. One girl is consumed by her appearance, and spends her time in front of the mirror trying on jewellery. When she discovers that pain causes extreme pleasure; her jewellery becomes her new body piercing kit, the importance of vanity gone out the window.The other girl talks about food a lot, and seems to think about it even more. She becomes aware of the new-found joys of pain, and resorts to some "alternative" culinary, in what is undoubtedly the highlight of the film, which no one deserves to have ruined for them. Eiji takes a shine to the third girl, who is rather reclusive and has a few "quirks." She suffers from extreme insomnia, and has some sort of electronic equipment hooked up to a cactus, which she claims that she "feels at one with." Through this device, she is able to experience dream-like images. She also has enhanced hearing, and can apparently hear plants and animals talk.Eiji's drug appears to have no effect on the cactus chick, but a neat little twist reveals that her symptoms materialise in a different way. The plot begins to unravel, and sink into weird dream-like imagery; I'm still trying to figure out the ending.Naked Blood is certainly a different and strong entry into J-splatter, that should definitely be seen by more people. Admittedly, things are left ambiguous, or maybe not even very clear, but there is more than just a blood bath here, and it's worth a look.
