Rapeman 2 (1994) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 11, 1994

Original Title:
THE レイプマン2

Alternate Titles:
The Japanese Dexter 2
The Reipuman 2

Genres:
Crime

Production Companies:
Pink Pineapple

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 75

The story is about Rapeman and his Uncle who are a tag-team of sorts and created a company together where their motto is "Righting Wrongs Through Penetration". People want revenge Rapeman style, they go to the Uncle, and if it's rape worthy, Rapeman does what he does best. Anyways in Rapeman 2, Rapeman Co. has realized that the hospital and the mafia are somehow related and they decide enough is enough. What follows is even more of what you wouldn't expect from a movie called Rapeman. It's full of kind and silly humor but also inserted with a some serious emotional scenes.

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Art Direction:
Mitsuo Endo

Director:
Takao Nagaishi

Director of Photography:
Mamoru Chishiki

Editor:
Satoshi Anzai

Lighting Technician:
Yoichi Takahashi

Original Story:
Shintaro Miyawaki

Producer:
Tomoyuki Imai
Yukan Kikuchi

Screenplay:
Jun Furushô

Sound Recordist:
Koji Inoue

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