Death File: Red

The movie / video is what it wants to be. It has some similarities to Mondo Cane.

You would think that when a shock series alike this hits a 9th entry, that it would be finding ways to be innovative or give us things we haven't seen a million times before. Unfortunately, that is not the case with this series. In my opinion, Death File is somewhat overrated when it comes to this type of shock and gore exploitation, and this film is honestly the epitome of that. Despite being the first film I saw in the series, Red already felt tiresome and drawn out. I'm sure that if this was the first film I saw like this, maybe I would be more shocked or impressed, however this film (and pretty much all of the Death File series in all honesty) is simply the worst thing a film like this can be- boring and plain. You're better off watching something like Junk Films if you're looking for actually good, gore-filled Japanese documentary.

This film, like many others of this ilk provide nothing to the world but sensory exploitation of the worst aspects of society. Nothing artistic, or of higher value can be found here. Just gore and viscera cashing in on the infamy of its content.

Lower quality and more exploitative than Mondo Cane ever was. 2/10.