Takashi Miike strikes again. It is disturbing, funny, unique, and visually arresting. I had never heard of it before renting it and was quite surprised to find out that it seems to be a television series. After being comletely lost for about 1/2 hour, some answers began revealing themselves and then the credits started rolling. I then did a quick search, found out there are three volumes each containing 2 episodes and that it is based on a Manga comic.
I can't wait to see the other two volumes and am curious about the comic. This is not for the faint of heart, the murders are incredibly grisly.

Kenji I was wondering if you know anything about this show. Is/was it aired on TV?

Takashi Miike strikes again. It is disturbing, funny, unique, and visually arresting. I had never heard of it before renting it and was quite surprised to find out that it seems to be a television series. After being comletely lost for about 1/2 hour, some answers began revealing themselves and then the credits started rolling. I then did a quick search, found out there are three volumes each containing 2 episodes and that it is based on a Manga comic.
I can't wait to see the other two volumes and am curious about the comic. This is not for the faint of heart, the murders are incredibly grisly.

Kenji I was wondering if you know anything about this show. Is/was it aired on TV?

Sorry, I've never heard this before. But sounds good. I'll check it later.

Sorry, I've never heard this before. But sounds good. I'll check it later.

A little more digging and I found this...http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0257885/

I wonder if Frank Miller saw this before he made Sin City because I found several similarities between the two.