Get Ready to Transform in US Trailer for the third TETSUO Film

Tetsuo: The Iron Man is a balls to the wall, bug-nuts crazy, 1989 Japanese cyber-punk film about a man that slowly begins to grow metal from his body.  It’s stark black and white visuals and spastic revolutionary editing can still be seen as a major influence on filmmakers working today.  In short … search it out and watch it if you haven’t already (Hopefully, you don’t have a shaky stomach).  Director Shinya Tsukamoto expanded his universe (and his budget) with the 1992 “quasi-sequel” Tetsuo: Body Hammer.  Since, the director has gone on to direct the criminally underrated A Snake of June and Nightmare Detective.  He returns to the bodily horror with the third installment, Tetsuo: The Bullet Man,  in the series that is set for a limited release through IFC Midnight this year.  Continue on to watch the new US trailer.

Judging by the trailer, it seems Tsukamoto is giving fans more of the same … which might not be a bad thing.  One thing is for sure, it certainly looks like there is more action in the new entry into the series. Tetsuo: The Bullet Man can now be seen On-Demand and will see a limited theatrical run later this year. For more on the film, you can visit the IFC Midnight site here.

Source: Twitch Film