Strange Circus Trailer

Suicide Club's maverick cult director Sion Sono returns with a disturbing, visually electrifying shocker about a sexually abused young woman and her hallucinatory reality. This surreal shockfest just gets more disturbing as it progresses...even before the amputations, bondage imprisonment, and secret transsexuality! Teenaged Mitsuko is forced to watch her parents' lovemaking through the peephole of a cello case. Soon she is involved in her father's wicked sex acts, the death of her mother and suicide attempts... yet all of this is apparently a novel being penned by reclusive, wheelchair-bound author Taeko. Or is it? Strange Circus is an often wicked, always bizarre, cinematic ride for the adventurous!

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• Circus
• strange
• weird
• sex
• crazy
• Japanese
• women
• tla releasing

[Alastairjack123]

i dunoo about scary but this is one of the most disturbing twisted weirdest and shocking movies ever just the subject matter is horrifying

[bucajack]

Incredible movie. So weird. If you want a really disturbing movie watch Irreversible.

[lamu]

@nimthirielhime Visitor Q is kinda disturbing, yes...but quite different from this one!

[EsotericJourney]

does he use those names for all his characters? I wonder whats behind that? hmm

[MySweetSeoul]

storengi sarcos XD

[nimthirielhime]

Want more disturbing movies? watch 'Visitor Q' and 'Martyrs'. Strange circus is nothing compared to them.

[MaxGiu]

@bucajack The living and the death by Simon Rumley... something to respect if we are talking about "disturbing movies"

[KevsHardLemonade]

@bucajack There are alot more disturbing movies than Irreversible. Strange Circus is one of them.

[AneEmOneh]

@bucajack Yeah. Extremely difficult to endure, and if you choose to endure it, it could leave you feeling angry and upset.

[chicobiabia]

this was a good movie even my fiance liked it

[janarniecrillo869]

MEANWHILE IN JAPAN

[13vaibhavgupta]

@bucajack This one is much more shocking than irreversible. May be you should check out Lars Von Triers 'Antichrist' and then you might want to push irreversible down your list a bit...