Tetsuo II: Body Hammer

1h 23m 1992

Brief Synopsis

After a happily married Tokyoite's young son is kidnapped in a shopping mall by psycho, cyborg skinheads, he begins to mutate into a metallic cyber-gun when angered.

Cast & Crew

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Shinya Tsukamoto

Director

Tomoroh Taguchi

Tomoo Taniguchi--The Body Hammer

Nobu Kanaoka

Kana

Shinya Tsukamoto

Guy

Sujin Kim

Taniguchi'S Father

Hideaki Tezuka

Punk--Big Brother

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Horror
Sequel
Release Date
1992
Production Company
Fortissimo Films
Distribution Company
ISL DIGIT; IFC Films; Institute Of Contemporary Arts (ICA); Manga Entertainment

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 23m

Synopsis

After a happily married Tokyoite's young son is kidnapped in a shopping mall by psycho, cyborg skinheads, he begins to mutate into a metallic cyber-gun when angered.

Director

Shinya Tsukamoto

Director

Cast

Tomoroh Taguchi

Tomoo Taniguchi--The Body Hammer

Nobu Kanaoka

Kana

Shinya Tsukamoto

Guy

Sujin Kim

Taniguchi'S Father

Hideaki Tezuka

Punk--Big Brother

Nobuo Asada

Punk--Young Brother

Toraemon Utazawa

Dr Arita

Min Iwata

Taniguchi'S Mother

Keinosuke Tomioka

Minori

Torauemon Utazawa

Crew

Akira Fukaya

Special Makeup & Effects

Aihara Hiromi

Producer

Tomoyasu Hotei

Ending Theme Song

Chu Ishikawa

Music

Shinichi Kawahara

Assistant Director

Hiroshi Koizumi

Executive Producer

Hiroyuki Kojima

Assistant Director

Fumio Kurokawa

Producer

Fumikazu Oda

Assistant Photography

Takashi Oda

Special Makeup & Effects

Kiyohide Ohtani

Assistant Director

Fukushima Onkyo

Sound

Fuminori Shishido

Producer

Kan Takahama

Special Makeup & Effects

Nobuo Takeuchi

Producer

Michiya Tenma

Assistant Photography

Shinya Tsukamoto

Executive Producer

Shinya Tsukamoto

Screenwriter

Shinya Tsukamoto

Editor

Shinya Tsukamoto

Gaffer

Shinya Tsukamoto

Art Director

Shinya Tsukamoto

Director Of Photography

Katsunori Yokoyama

Assistant Photograpy

Toshihiro Yoshimura

Artwork

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Horror
Sequel
Release Date
1992
Production Company
Fortissimo Films
Distribution Company
ISL DIGIT; IFC Films; Institute Of Contemporary Arts (ICA); Manga Entertainment

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 23m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States 1996

Released in United States August 15, 1997

Released in United States January 1993

Released in United States June 27, 1997

Released in United States November 1992

Released in United States September 1992

Released in United States Summer June 20, 1997

Re-released in United States Winter 2011

Shown at London Film Festival November 6-21, 1992.

Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals September 10-19, 1992.

Released in United States 1996 (Shown in New York City (Japan Society) as part of program "American Culture Through a Japanese Lens" January 12 - March 16, 1996.)

Re-released in United States Winter 2011

Released in United States January 1993 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival January 21-31, 1993.)

Released in United States Summer June 20, 1997

Released in United States June 27, 1997 (New York City)

Released in United States November 1992 (Shown at London Film Festival November 6-21, 1992.)

Released in United States August 15, 1997 (Nu Art; Los Angeles)

Released in United States September 1992 (Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals September 10-19, 1992.)

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