Nuigulumar Z

2013 [JAPANESE]

Action / Comedy / Fantasy / Horror

9
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 159 159

Plot summary

A gothic lolita merges with a teddy bear to fight zombies and save the world.

Director

Noboru Iguchi Photo
Noboru Iguchi

Top cast

Mao Ichimichi Photo
Mao Ichimichi
Shôko Nakagawa Photo
Shôko Nakagawa as Yumeko 'Dameko' Ayukawa
Noboru Iguchi Photo
Noboru Iguchi as Cameo
Norman England Photo
Norman England as Priest
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932.94 MB
1280*536
Japanese 2.0
NR
Subtitles jp  
23.976 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 2
1.87 GB
1920*804
Japanese 5.1
NR
Subtitles jp  
23.976 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 3

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by TooKakkoiiforYou_321 2 / 10

Noboru Iguchi just keeps getting worst and worst

I have no idea what happened to this guy but somehow it seems it got bored with the idea of making action-packed movies and instead opted out to make fully blown J-Dramas while pretending to make action movies or tokusatsus, like in this last offering of his. I'm fully sold on superhero tokusatsus with soap opera elements where the action is an equal part of the package together with well done romantic stuff like the Masterpieces with a capital M of the Maestro Toshiki Inoue or his daughter Akiko (at least when she's making at good job and not regurgitating the same old stuff from previous tokusatsu like in the last Gozyuger episodes), but this isn't that. In this failed attempt at making a Cutie Honey kind of superheroine, the action - the main attraction of tokusatsus - is sorely missing and most of the screentime is filled with soap opera a là Bold and Beautiful that, again, has its place in tokusatsus but not when it's not of particularly good quality to begin with and when 98% of the screentime is devoted to it while the action lasts for only a few seconds (and I literally mean for a few seconds, nothing more than that). This crap makes the mediocre (because of the director, not the writer) movie about the Mechanical Violator Hakaider or even the bad Riku Sanjo (an imitator of the Maestro, who is good only when it comes to serialization) Kamen Rider summer specials look like Japan Academy Film Prize movies! If you like your tokusatsus heavy on the romantic side but without forgetting the action, check out the toku Masterpieces of Inoue or Sanjo's Kamen Riders and Super Sentai and avoid this dreck at all costs. It's not worth it.
Reviewed by Dare_Daniel 7 / 10

One of Noburu Igushi's strangest movies

Despite all the cuteness, you still remember that you are watching a movie from Noburu Igushi when you see a cute plush crying and cutting his wrist with a box cutter over rejection. Very sweet and random, especially for watching it without subtitles. The action is actually awesome, with some spider-man stuff in it.
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