This 1992 Japanese film told a scientist the story that he set out to create a new one; Super Adam and Eve ;, People who cannot be controlled by emotions. Of course, the final result is not exactly what good doctors expect. Comments from imdb: this modern story of trying to build biology is one of the best; Terror ; Even if this is not a horror film, it is a completely different film. Of course, it is on my short list of all great movies. This film was introduced to me, and he told me:; I have this film, which is probably one of the best you have seen. It will move you, touch you and make you think, but if I tell you what it is and tell you how it works, you will feel that this is the most stupid thing on the surface, and you will not look at it; I asked him curiously what he meant, and he said:; This is a Frankenstein story with a very stupid edge, but it takes advantage of its advantages" My ears pricked up. I was a trusted person. I took the tape and looked at it. I was blown away. The plot tells of a crazy scientist who tried to create a new Adam and Eve after a suicide plague that ravaged the world. Being confined in the laboratory, his experimental results are different from what he or we expected. Some are stupid (bolts on the neck, wrestling movements...), all of which are touching and thought-provoking. I can't recommend this movie enough. If you are willing to accept the terms of this film and allow it to tell a story, then I urge you to look for this film and watch it. This is an undiscovered gem that will always be with you. 15 out of 10, then some. 10/10 is also called 10; The Last Frankenstein;, This is an extraordinary and well-made horror film. Director Takeshi Kawamura used Mary Shelley's novel as a springboard to explore various and fascinating themes such as love, desire, suicide, mass hypnosis, sex, alienation and jealousy. Although this film is full of subtext, its shooting is also amazing, full of atmosphere and details. All the performances were amazing. Kawamura's sensitive handling of the strange and delicate relationship between the characters led to a tragedy full of emotion and anxiety. The scene of this confused and troubled monster walking through the misty forest at night is unforgettable and impressive. This is a wonderful montage in the style of family film. The more curious characters in the film spent a valuable afternoon on the beach. Kawamura has created a sympathetic visual poem that has been almost invisible since Todd Browning's classic Terror and Sadness; Freaks ;. Intelligence, sensibility, tragedy and truth are absolute gemstones. 9/10
