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A classic rape-revenge movie

Freeze Me is a sexually explicit, very nasty, and controversial live-action film directed by Takashi Ishii. Chihiro systematically slaughters off the three men who raped her and freezes their bodies in commercial freezers she buys. Then, when her ex-boyfriend comes by and has sex with her -- he had abandoned her after the rape -- she kills him too. At the end of the film, she vanishes in a blaze of lightning and thunder.

If you Google "Freeze Me" with or without "Takashi Ishii," you'll find a fair number of websites on the film.

My purpose here is correct errors... I'll leave it to someone else to upgrade the entry.

Timothy Perper 05:41, 6 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]