Son Tae Jin versus Lee Moon Kyu

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I hesitated very much before uploading this. I'm sure you can guess why. Son Tae Jin versus Song Myung Seob (2004 Athens Feather weight team member)

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Koreans Regional Qualifiers Training hard for the 2007 nationals. These are Dae Jeon Competitors

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Though hes been brewing his particular brand of madness for a good long while now it wasnt until the arrival of Machine Girl that writer-director Noboru Iguchi really made an impression here in North America. But when he did, it was a big one - his fetishized story of a high school girl whose arm is replaced by a giant machine gun becoming a genuine viral phenomenon as it raced through the web. And how has Iguchi followed up the success of Machine Girl? With robotic geishas. Lots of them.

RoboGeisha is the latest collaboration between Iguchi and special effects man Yoshihiro Nishimura - himself the director of Tokyo Gore Police - and it bears all of the now-classic hallmarks of the duo: outrageous special effects, grotesquely hilarious gore and weapons where weapons just should not go. Machine Girl had the mechanized arm. Iguchis earlier Sukeban Boy had leg and breast cannons. Nishimuras Tokyo Gore Police has the infamous penis cannon. RoboGeisha? This one boasts what the trailer graciously describes as hip-katanas, though the swords are actually placed considerably lower and more to the rear. Yes, Iguchis latest has ass-swords and women who arent afraid to use them. And thats not even mentioning the giant robot-building, the transforming geisha-tank or the fried shrimp rammed into eye sockets.

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An amazing one-man-band street performer in Rijeka, Croatia

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