Year: 2000
Duration: 01:00:00
Directed by: Gee-woong Nam
Actors: Dae-tong Kim and So-yun Lee
Language: Korean (English subs)
Country: South Korea
Also known as: Daehakno-yeseo maechoon-hadaka tomaksalhae danghan yeogosaeng ajik Daehakno-ye Issda, Killing Machine, Teenage Hooker Became Killing Machine in Daehakroh
Description: Killing Machine is one of those movies that never quite lives up to the insanity of its plot synopsis. The story is invitingly nuts: A high school nymph (Lee So-yun) earns extracurricular money by hooking with the faculty then falls into a brief relationship with one maniacal teacher (Kim Dae-tong) who rapes her, impregnates her, shoots her, mutilates her, hires a super-seamstress to stitch her back together, then turns her into a robot assassin. Trimmed of the excess footage showing the victim/vigilante standing/staring or running through poorly lit interiors, director Nam Gee-wong’s Killing Machine would’ve probably run a zanily enjoyable half-hour. As is, this artsy exercise in cyberpunk surrealism runs closer to an hour. That means you often have to wait through stretches of filler to get to the weird imagery like a post-op fembot’s gunblasted breast leaking green goo and gnarly wires or a Metropolis-inspired rebirth during which thick electric cords pump new life into the recently dismembered girl.
Female secondary school, working part time street prostitute in love with a teacher and as a result became pregnant. After she was killed, a mysterious organization revived it with cybernetic technology for one purpose. And that purpose was murder …
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