Deadball

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Deadball

Name: Deadball
Released: 2011
Rating: 28.5
Cast: Kôichi Yamadera, Miho Ninagawa, Tak Sakaguchi, Mickey Curtis, Mari Hoshino

2011

Comedy, Horror

1h 39m

Jubei, the juvenile delinquent, is caught for his crimes and sent to the Pterodactyl Juvenile Reformatory until his trial date. Jubei shares a cell with the 16-year-old killer Shinosuke Suzuki, and also comes gets into conflicts with warden Ishihara. Ishihara organises the prison baseball Juvie League and wants Jubei to be on the prison's team, known as the Pterodactyl Gauntlets. The first team the Gauntlets take on is St. Black Dahlia High School team, composed of young female psycho-butchers. (Summary by Nakashima)

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Dead Ball, Deddobôru

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Japan

Language:

Japanese

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Deadball

2011

Comedy, Horror

1h 39m

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ribcage

Rated 15 Nov 2018

It’s not a movie to scrutinize. If you want stupid and gruesome and cheap — Deadball.

Rated 15 Nov 2018

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hotsake

Rated 28 Nov 2013

Along the same lines as Machine Girl and Battlefield Baseball. It's a type of low budget cheesy parody film that tends to be really popular both in Japan and in the US. I find that this type of film wears out it's welcome pretty fast. Only a few funny scenes and Tak Sakaguchi's presence makes it better than most.

Rated 28 Nov 2013

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McCorpse

Rated 14 Jul 2013

you get what you expect. over the top entertainment that doesn't require any brain power

Rated 14 Jul 2013

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Space Pope

Rated 10 Jul 2013

Yeah. YEAH! Superpowered Baseball Clint Eastwood and a ragtag group of anime juvenile offenders face off against a group of sexy terrorist schoolgirls in a game of murderbaseball overseen by the Nazis running their prison. The super low budget is used to hilarious effect, and the super dumb jokes and complete silliness combine with the intensely straight performance by the lead to make for a real good time. It gets a little stupidly homophobic at the end, though, which kinda sucked.

Rated 10 Jul 2013

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