There's finally some more info on "Seishirayuri Kishidan: Super Gore Girl" that comes as a "Neo Action" double feature together with "Goo the Kung-Fusion Boy".

"Neo Action" is a term coined by film distribution company Ace Deuce Entertainment to describe a new generation of quickly-produced, high-impact action films with an emphasis on excitement over storyline. This new Neo Action double feature which is coming out in May/June is their 2nd already.

Super Gore Girl is a "retro gun violence extravaganza" set in a suburb of a major city and stars AKB48 idol Akimoto Sayaka as the head the silent bible reading club. It's a catholic girls school that gets controlled by a handful of students and despite the outward appearance of beauty and grace, students of the school are quite proud to be aggressive and violent in fight against evil. Sachiko (played by young gravure idol and actress Aika) wants to have a more peaceful life than her classmates and joins the silent bible reading club lead by a senior named Yukie (Akimoto Sayaka). The club seems to be normal at first, but the school's harsh, dictatorial leadership soon gets in the way of their studies. The student council then even gives the order to suspend Yukie's club indefinitely which forces them to reveal the true nature of their silent bible reading club.

Some more small stills for Super Gore Girl:

In Goo the Kung-Fusion Boy, Suzuki Shinji (Crows Zero, Babel) plays a a kung fu apprentice named Ye Long in Henan Province, China. When his master (Otsuki Shuji) is mortally wounded by rival "thunder demon fist" user Pai (Tsujimoto Kazuki), he tells Ye Long that his real name is Ken Maichimonjigu and that he must return to his birthplace in Japan in order to learn the "wind fang god fist". Heeding the dying words of his master, Ken travels to Japan and enters a boy's high school in the hopes of being taught this special technique. Unfortunately a mistake lands him in a stand-up comedy class instead.

Here now the trailer for that double-feature.
Warning! Gore!



Written by: jyoyu.blogspot.com / Source: NipponCinema (some stuff is quoted)
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