Yoh Takahashi, known for his unique worldview in screenplays like "Ring" and "The Mad Lips," makes his directorial debut with a feature film bearing the same title as Pier Paolo Pasolini's final work. Ichiro (Takashi Urai), a descendant of the destructive Sodom family, transforms into the villainous "City of Sodom." Along with his sister Catherine (Aki Miyata), who inherits an 18th-century curse, and the rest of the Sodom gang, they plunge the world into chaos and frenzy. For example, Takahashi's touch in "The Mad Lips" always had a delicate balance, where madness and laughter coexisted on the edge. This exquisite and precarious sense of balance is also present in his directorial debut, "City of Sodom." No, it's safe to say it's been powered up. While scenes of blood and gore, like a hellish picture scroll, unfold with relentless intensity, the chain of hyper gags that suddenly appear bring a smile to your face, a sinful joy. The atrocities of the embodiment of madness, the Sodom gang, are so brutal they are almost exhilarating. The special effects are also a cheesy, yet poetic masterpiece. Enjoy it with a sense of resolve. (Morihiko Saito) Yoh Takahashi's first film, the horror film "City of Sodom." - Title: City of Sodom - Genre: Horror - Director: Yoh Takahashi - Bonus: First directorial work - Language: Japanese Ex-rental Thank you for viewing.