Ghost Squad (2018) is a Japanese movie that I recently watched on Tubi. The storyline follows a young lady who sees ghosts that won't leave her alone until she helps them get revenge on the people who killed them. The ghosts give the young lady powers to help her overcome the killers and gain revenge.
This movie is written and directed by Noboru Iguchi (The Machine Girl) and stars Yuni Hong (Slave Men), Minori Mikado (Prison School), Asaka Nakamura (Etheria) and Sumire Ueno (Prison School).
This movie is terrible...truly no reason to watch it. The makeup used to create the ghosts felt like elementary school Halloween costumes. The blood looks like tomato juice. The weapons the ghosts use are absolutely insane, a baby gun, a dog puppet...real weird stuff. The makeup kn the corpses were okay. The concept of transferring powers from the dead to the living by kissing was wild...there's also a bikini scene that's good and real bad at the same time. The dialogue is also awful other than the use of the term "ghost poontang" one time that had me dying.
Overall, there's absolutely no reason to subject yourself to this film. I'd score this a 1/10 and recommend skipping it.
This movie is written and directed by Noboru Iguchi (The Machine Girl) and stars Yuni Hong (Slave Men), Minori Mikado (Prison School), Asaka Nakamura (Etheria) and Sumire Ueno (Prison School).
This movie is terrible...truly no reason to watch it. The makeup used to create the ghosts felt like elementary school Halloween costumes. The blood looks like tomato juice. The weapons the ghosts use are absolutely insane, a baby gun, a dog puppet...real weird stuff. The makeup kn the corpses were okay. The concept of transferring powers from the dead to the living by kissing was wild...there's also a bikini scene that's good and real bad at the same time. The dialogue is also awful other than the use of the term "ghost poontang" one time that had me dying.
Overall, there's absolutely no reason to subject yourself to this film. I'd score this a 1/10 and recommend skipping it.