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The rest of the film consists of her systematic degradation and molestation. Her colleagues are quickly dispatched, and then she is tied to a bed. The torture chamber she later ends up in is littered with severed limbs and the remains of previous victims, and after she loses control of her bladder (an event you could almost time your watch to in most Japanese sleaze), the axeman cometh – a gimpy brute kind of like an Asian cousin of Leatherface, with a hatchet instead of a chainsaw. He is certainly not afraid of the female form, though, since when he realizes that he is under surveillance he goes looking for the mike buried in Rumi’s snatch (she is wearing nothing but a bikini, after all). Rumi is somehow convinced to conduct the interview in her bikini – but whatever advantages this was expected to achieve are nixed when her subject confides in her that he is impotent. It becomes more reminiscent of Tamakichi Anaru’s audacious Tumbling Doll of Flesh (1998), which segued from hardcore p*rn into nasty gore-soaked horror. But once Rumi and her two male colleagues find themselves tied up in an underground torture dungeon about halfway through the movie, it descends into more familiar territory with little rhyme or reason. In the first entry, Sadi-Screem (sic), the setup of a team of reporters setting out to investigate some very shocking rumors recalls the ill-fated characters of Daisuke Yamanouchi’s inventive Muzan-E (1999).

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An obvious point of reference would be the notorious Guinea Pig series two decades earlier, but Sadi-Scream ups the ante by adding the element of P*rn to the more widely accepted recipe of torture and splatter. With a total of five volumes, all released in the same year (2007), each entry is fairly short, low on production value, and revels in the despicable depths of sleaze and sadism. Japanese smut peddler Zeus, renowned for its fetish video lines, offered its take on faux snuff with the Sadi-Scream series. When the man’s suspicions are eventually aroused, he and his cohorts capture the reporters and take them to a secluded hideout, where they proceed to torture and kill them.

Her colleague has heard a rumor that the man is involved in the disposal of dead bodies for the yakuza, and persuades Rumi to conduct the interview alone, under surveillance. Rumi, an investigative journalist, prepares to interview a garbage collector.