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Uzumaki

Out of this world.

Released PG 90 min 6.1/10 Votes: 9128

The inhabitants of a small Japanese town become increasingly obsessed with and tormented by spirals.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama, Fantasy, Horror

Subgenres:

Body Horror

Release:

2000-02-11

Year:

2024

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Budget:

$1M

Companies:

Space Shower TV, Omega Micott Inc., Shogakukan

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Tokyo Drifter - Both explore themes of urban alienation and feature striking visual styles.
The Flower of Evil - Character-driven narratives with strong emotional undertones and complex relationships.
In the Mood for Love - Both focus on a melancholic exploration of love and longing in urban settings.
Shinji Aoyama's Sad Vacation - Blends personal stories with a sense of existential dread similar to 'Swallowtail Butterfly'.
The Great Yokai War - Incorporates fantastical elements within a modern setting, similar to the magical realism in 'Swallowtail Butterfly'.
Crows Zero - Focuses on youth culture and the struggles of identity and belonging.
Hana-Bi - Features themes of loss, redemption, and the complexity of human emotion.
A Story of Yonosuke - Nostalgic storytelling that captures the essence of youth and change.
Memories of Matsuko - Examines the life of a complex character against the backdrop of societal issues.
The Taste of Tea - Combines quirky characters and cultural nuances, appealing to fans of 'Swallowtail Butterfly'.
Ringu - Culturally tinged horror exploring the effects of trauma and loss.
Gokusen - Follows a teacher's relationship with her students, emphasizing themes of growth and connection.
Love Exposure - Presents complex narratives around love and identity within a modern context.
Norwegian Wood - Captures the essence of love and loss in a beautifully shot narrative.
Kamikaze Girls - Explores friendship and rebellion with a unique visual style and charm.
Shutter Island - Delves into psychological themes with a focus on personal struggle and reality.
Happy End - Examines dysfunctional family dynamics and societal pressures through a unique lens.
Perfect Blue - Features complex characters and explores the darker sides of fame and identity.
Battle Royale - Tackles themes of survival, alienation, and societal breakdown among youth.
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Kiki's Delivery Service - Combines magical realism with the trials of growing up, similar to the themes in 'Swallowtail Butterfly'.
Garden of Words - Focuses on the connections between characters and the themes of isolation and longing.
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The Ringside Seat - Presents the complexity of modern life and relationships in a compelling manner.
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Your Name - Combines romance and fantasy elements with a focus on human connections.
The Last Laugh - Examines the effects of fame and societal expectations on identity.
The Wind Rises - A beautifully crafted story that examines dreams, loss, and perseverance.
After Life - Explores existential themes and the nature of human memories.
Shoplifters - Tells a moving story centered around family values and moral complexities.
Monster - Focuses on deeper psychological themes and complex character motivations.
Killing - Features contemplative themes concerning life choices and their consequences.
Sweet Bean - Explores themes of connection and meaningful relationships among diverse characters.
Still Walking - Features family dynamics and poignant character studies set in contemporary Japan.
Rage - Weaves multiple stories exploring human emotion and complexity, akin to 'Swallowtail Butterfly'.
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Blue Velvet - Explores the dark underbelly of suburban life through unsettling imagery.
Hard Boiled - Intense action sequences and a focus on existential dilemmas in a polluted society.
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The River's Edge - Contains a similar dark atmosphere and themes of youth rebellion.
Oldboy - Tackles themes of revenge and existentialism with a stylistic flair.
Enter the Void - Surreal visuals and a narrative structure exploring life, death, and existentialism.
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Ichi the Killer - Celebrates stylized violence with disturbing themes and psychological depth.
Gattaca - Explores existential questions and societal structures in a dystopian future.
Gummo - Similar experimental narrative style focused on troubled youth in an unconventional setting.
Irreversible - Features intense emotional scenarios and non-linear storytelling.
Psycho-Pass - A dark exploration of morality and violence in a futuristic society.
Dancer in the Dark - Merges stylistic music elements with tragic narratives, much like Bullet Ballet.
Natural Born Killers - Focuses on violent rebellion and media critique with a unique storytelling style.
The Machinist - Another psychological descent into madness, exploring guilt and alienation.
Suicide Club - Explores societal alienation and violence through a surreal lens.
A Clockwork Orange - Examines themes of violence, control, and rebellion in a dystopian society.
The Host - Mixes horror and social commentary with a focus on human conflict.
Noroi: The Curse - Similar use of psychological horror and disturbing imagery.
Battle Royale - Combines youth culture with violence and societal critique, mirroring Bullet Ballet's themes.
Threading the Needle - Explores emotional depth against the backdrop of urban chaos.
Mad Max: Fury Road - Features high-adrenaline action in a dystopian setting with strong character arcs.
Lady Vengeance - A tale of vengeance and transformation with strong visual storytelling.
The Brood - Explores psychological horror rooted in personal trauma and societal issues.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Complex characters dealing with dark themes of violence and revenge.
Snowtown - Explores the dark side of human nature, featuring a haunting narrative.
Martyrs - Shares themes of brutality and existential questions in a horrifying context.
A History of Violence - Explores the effects of violence on identity and relationships.
Requiem for a Dream - Both share a disturbing and surreal portrayal of despair and addiction.
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Akira - Similar dystopian themes and body horror that question human existence.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers - Features a narrative about alien invasion and loss of humanity.
The Host - Deals with mutation and human struggle against monstrous creatures.
Death Note - Involves supernatural elements with a focus on morality and identity.
Frankenstein - Explores the consequences of playing with life and identity.
Battle Royale - Features survival in a dystopian world filled with tension and horror.
The Thing - Focuses on paranoia, transformation, and body horror.
Wormwood - Involves themes of obsession and conspiracy with supernatural elements.
A Quiet Place - Explores survival against unseen monsters and the fear they bring.
The Invisible Man - Themes of body horror and the psychological effects of isolation.
Stranger Things - Combines supernatural elements with the struggles of youth.
Another - Focuses on horror and mystery in a school setting with supernatural overtones.
Devilman Crybaby - Explores humanity through the lens of the supernatural and dark themes.
Elfen Lied - Features bloody violence and commentary on humanity and alienation.
Parasyte: The Maxim - An anime adaptation with a similar storyline and themes.
The X-Files - Combines elements of horror and mystery with government conspiracy.
Steins;Gate - Involves time travel and complex character development with sci-fi elements.
Black Mirror - Explores dark themes of humanity and technology gone wrong.
The Walking Dead - Focuses on survival in a world filled with monstrous threats.
The Promised Neverland - Involves escape from horror-inducing monsters with intelligent storytelling.
Hellsing - Features battles against supernatural entities and dark themes.
Mayoiga - Focuses on psychological horror and group dynamics.
Parasite Eve - Involves genetic engineering horror with psychological elements.
Cloverfield - Features gigantic monsters and survival tactics against overwhelming odds.
The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes while maintaining eerie elements and themes of control.
Under the Skin - Explores themes of identity through an alien perspective.
Freaks - Explores the concept of humanity and monstrosity through a unique lens.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion - Involves psychological struggles and battles against monstrous beings.
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Sweet Home - Mixes survival horror with character-driven narratives in a confined space.
I Am a Hero - A mix of zombie horror with psychological aspects and survival.
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The Witch - Involves themes of folklore, witches, and dark forces.
Hellboy II: The Golden Army - Has supernatural elements and features mythological creatures.
Pan's Labyrinth - Combines fantasy elements with dark themes and folklore.
A Monster Calls - Involves a young protagonist dealing with supernatural beings.
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Akira - Features a post-apocalyptic setting with supernatural themes.
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Dark Shadows - Mixes comedy with supernatural elements and dark themes.
Hocus Pocus - Involves witches and magical creatures in a comedic fantasy setting.
The Cabin in the Woods - Plays with horror tropes involving dark supernatural forces.
Over the Garden Wall - Adventurous journey through a surreal and magical world.
Coraline - Follows a young girl in a fantastical world with dark themes.
The Brothers Grimm - Explores stories of folklore and dark fantasy.
The Shape of Water - Involves a relationship with a mythical creature in a fantasy setting.
The Babadook - Explores psychological horror and dark supernatural themes.
The Others - Involves spirits and supernatural occurrences with a suspenseful plot.
Monster Hunter - Features battles against monstrous creatures in a fantasy realm.
The Secret World of Arrietty - Involves elements of fantasy and magic in the everyday world.
Troll Hunter - A mix of fantasy and horror with troll folklore.
Beetlejuice - Combines comedy with supernatural and surreal elements.
The Frighteners - Features supernatural themes with a mix of horror and humor.
The Witcher - Based on folklore, with creatures and dark magic.
Freaky - Mixes dark comedy with supernatural body-swapping.
Hell Girl - Involves dark themes and the supernatural concept of revenge.
Memories of a Murder - Deals with dark themes and psychological horror elements.
Spectral - Involves ghosts and technology in a mix of horror and sci-fi.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Presents dark folklore tales adapted into a horror setting.
The Haunting of Hill House - Explores themes of hauntings and the supernatural.
The Twilight Zone - Involves supernatural stories with a twist.
American Horror Story - Each season combines horror themes with folklore elements.
The Dark Crystal - A fantasy world inhabited by unique creatures.
Castlevania - Supernatural elements with dark fantasy influences.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Focuses on supernatural beings and dark humor.
The Old Dark House - Combines horror motifs with a touch of comedy.

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Uzumaki - Both explore themes of horror and the surreal with a focus on spirals as a motif.
Gyo: Tokyo Fish Attack - Features grotesque horror elements similar to Junji Ito's style with a focus on fish that attack humans.
The Tied Woman - A story containing surreal horror that showcases psychological terror.
Paranoia Agent - Both delve into psychological horror and societal fears with a unique narrative style.
Another - Similar themes of curses and fatalities among a group of characters, enhancing horror elements.
Shiki - Explores themes of death and horror in an isolated village, echoing the macabre feel of Junji Ito.
Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales - An anthology that features various horror stories, drawing parallels with Ito's narrative format.
Hell Girl - Contains supernatural horror elements where characters face dire supernatural retributions.
Tokyo Ghoul - Explores body horror and themes of inner conflict, resonating with Ito’s graphic storytelling.
Higurashi: When They Cry - Combines mystery and horror with psychological twists similar to Junji Ito's works.
Paranoia Agent - Blends psychological horror with social commentary similarly to Junji Ito's stories.
The Witch's Flower Blooms - Features dark fantasy elements with twisted narratives that echo Junji Ito's storytelling style.
The Promised Neverland - Utilizes tension and horror surrounding a group of children navigating a dark environment.
Death Note - Psychological cat-and-mouse interactions coupled with dark themes share a connection with Ito's works.
Kakurenbo: Hide and Seek - Combines horror and fantasy in a dark urban setting reminiscent of Junji Ito's aesthetics.
Berserk - Contains graphic horror and dark themes that explore the human psyche in macabre ways.
Perfect Blue - Psychological thriller with horror elements that delve into the psyche of its characters.
Corpse Party: Tortured Souls - Features horror and gore that align with Junji Ito's unsettling storytelling.
Fuan no Tanbō - Focuses on short stories filled with unsettling and creepy themes, akin to Ito’s storytelling.
Noroi: The Curse - Mockumentary style that explores supernatural horror, similar to the unsettling vibes of Ito's tales.
Inuyashiki - Combines the connections between humanity and horror with a focus on alienation and despair.
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust - A mix of horror and fantasy with grotesque creatures reminiscent of Junji Ito's designs.
The Ancient Magus' Bride - Combines dark fantasy with unsettling elements and creepy visuals.
Another - Explores horror surrounding a school with a deadly curse, akin to Ito’s themes of dread.
Houseu - A surreal horror with elements of comedy and darkness, echoing the bizarre aspects of Junji Ito.
Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories - An anthology series of horror tales presented in a unique art style similar to Ito's visuals.
Paranoia Agent - Complex narrative intertwined with themes of madness and horror resonant in Junji Ito’s works.
Cube - Survival horror that plays on psychological elements and human fears in confined spaces.
The Forest of Love - A dark exploration of love and obsession that channels Junji Ito's macabre themes.
Gantz - A horror sci-fi with themes revolving around death and survival, akin to the stakes in Junji Ito’s work.
The Ring - Features supernatural horror intertwined with psychological dread similar to many of Ito's stories.
Memories - Anthology format that contains surreal and horror elements with thought-provoking stories.
Sandman - Dark fantasy with elements of horror and surrealism, echoing the bizarre narratives of Junji Ito.
Nightmare Alley - Explores dark themes and human depravity, resonating with the horror elements in Ito’s work.
The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes while still delivering thrilling and horrific elements.
Dead Space: Downfall - Science fiction horror that captures the terrifying aspects of humanity facing the unknown.
Stranger Things - Combines supernatural horror with mystery, evoking similar thrills seen in Junji Ito’s narratives.
Wailing - A blend of horror, folklore, and mystery that echoes the eerie storytelling of Junji Ito.
Harlot's Curse - Explores the dark underbelly of society blending horror and psychological themes.
Kyoukai no Kanata - Combines supernatural horror with dark fantasy themes that resonate with Ito's surreal narratives.
The Dead Zone - Psychological horror plays with themes of time and morality, echoing iften in Junji Ito's stories.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Machine Girl List

Tokyo Gore Police - Both are over-the-top Japanese splatter films with a mix of action and horror.
Dead Alive - This movie shares a similar blend of horror-comedy and graphic violence.
Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky - Known for its extreme violence and dark humor, it aligns with the tone of The Machine Girl.
Mutant Girls Squad - Features female protagonists, action-packed sequences, and gory special effects.
Heavy Metal - An animated anthology that combines sci-fi, horror, and action, with a similar aesthetic.
Tokyo Tribe - A unique blend of urban crime drama and musical, with elements of violence and chaos.
Ichi the Killer - Features extreme violence and a stylized approach to graphic storytelling.
Battle Royale - A dark narrative that combines action and social commentary with intense scenes.
The Girl with All the Gifts - A unique take on the zombie genre, featuring strong female characters and intense action.
Fateful Findings - Known for its bizarre plot and memorable characters, shares a campy charm.
The Toxic Avenger - Merges horror with humor and features a hero who uses over-the-top violence.
Noriko's Dinner Table - A psychological drama that includes horror elements, similar themes of loss and identity.
Haruko's Paranormal Laboratory - Combines dark humor and supernatural elements, making it a quirky watch.
Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl - A splatter film full of absurdity, violence, and outrageous characters.
The Bling Ring - Focuses on youth culture and crime with stylized visuals and a dark edge.
Planet Terror - A tribute to B-movies, featuring zombies and overblown action just like The Machine Girl.
Evil Dead II - Combines horror and comedy with plenty of gore, like The Machine Girl.
Day of the Dead - Delivers political commentary through a horror lens, similar in its graphic portrayal of violence.
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - Strong female lead and stylized violence that parallels the themes in The Machine Girl.
The Evil Within - Encompasses deep psychological horror with a violent narrative style.
Hell Driver - A gory action film that features an outrageous plot and extreme violence.
Uzumaki - Japanese horror with surreal and disturbing imagery, similar to the film's unsettling themes.
The Chaser - Gripping and intense thriller with a dark narrative direction akin to The Machine Girl.
A Serbian Film - Extremely graphic and controversial, this film will appeal to fans of shock cinema.
Battle Truck - Apocalyptic action film with outlandish set pieces and thrilling visuals.
The Raid: Redemption - Exhilarating action scenes and a relentless pace echoing the intense action style.
Chatterbox - Quirky and bizarre, it features unique visuals and outrageous premises.
Toxic Avenger Part II - Offers over-the-top violence and absurdist humor similar to The Machine Girl.
American Mary - Revolves around body modification and has a strong female lead, mixing body horror and drama.
Zombeavers - A horror-comedy that is similarly absurd and filled with satire.
Deathgasm - Combines heavy metal culture with horror tropes and absurd violence.
Incorporated - Explores corporate dystopia with a mix of intrigue and dark themes.
The Descent - Contains elements of horror and female empowerment within a terrifying setting.
Gremlins - A mix of horror and comedy with a cult following, similar in tone to The Machine Girl.
Fearless - An action film with deep character exploration and intense fight sequences.
Society - Blends horror and social commentary with absurdity and gore.
Jennifer's Body - Features a strong female lead, dark humor, and supernatural elements.
The Devil's Rejects - Known for its brutal violence and dark themes, appealing to fans of horror.
Saws: The Final Chapter - Features graphic violence and a revenge plot, reminiscent of The Machine Girl.
Sucker Punch - Blends fantasy and reality with stylized action and strong female characters.
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - A comedic horror that plays with genre tropes while being gory and entertaining.

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Fallen Angel - Explores themes of obsession and immortality with a psychological horror element.
Perfect Blue - An intense psychological thriller that delves into identity and obsession, much like Tomie.
Audition - Features dark themes of desire and vengeance in a haunting narrative.
Ringu - A classic horror film with supernatural elements that leave a lasting impact.
Parasite - Blends dark themes and horror with commentary on society, much like the complexities in Tomie.
The Eye - A psychological horror film focusing on fear, vision, and the supernatural.
Death Note - Explores psychological battles and moral dilemmas similar to the enigmatic nature of Tomie.
Eko Eko Azarak: Birth of the Wizard - Incorporates elements of horror, mysticism, and manipulation of life and death.
Noroi: The Curse - Found footage horror that delves into folklore and cult themes, similar to Tomie's narrative style.
Battle Royale - A violent examination of human nature, survival, and obsession in extreme circumstances.
The Grudge - Features cursed elements and persistence of violence and horror, akin to Tomie’s influence.
Tetsuo: The Iron Man - A cult classic that combines body horror and psychological themes of transformation.
Hellsing - Incorporates supernatural horror with a dark anti-hero narrative, similar to Tomie.
Tokyo Gore Police - An extravagant blend of horror, gore, and social commentary akin to Tomie's over-the-top themes.
Ichi the Killer - A disturbing exploration of violence and obsession that resonates with the psychological elements of Tomie.
Uzumaki - A surreal horror film that delves into obsession and the bizarre nature of reality.
Sweet Home - Represents a mix of horror and survival in a confined space with complex characters.
Shutter - Incorporates themes of guilt, the supernatural, and horrifying revelations.
The Ring - Combines horror with themes of curses and the psychological effects of fear.
The Eye 2 - Follows a similar trajectory of supernatural horror and psychological conflict.
Cinderella - The darker rendition of the classic, emphasizing obsession and desire, echoing Tomie’s themes.
House - Conveys surreal horror and bizarre elements that parallel Tomie's uncanny essence.
The Cat Returns - While lighter, it features themes of magic and transformation that resonate with Tomie's narrative.
Onibaba - A dark and haunting tale of lust, death, and betrayal, evoking similar emotions.
Graveyard Alive - A horror comedy that explores the themes of resurrection and obsession in a unique way.
Orochi - A tale of vengeance and tragedy that crosses the boundaries of horror and drama.
Kairo - Explores themes of isolation and existential horror echoing the nature of Tomie's character.
Sago no Tsuki - Contains elements of supernatural phenomena intertwined with psychological themes.
Holly - An intriguing blend of personal trauma and supernatural horror similar to Tomie's impact.
Kakashi - Incorporates aspects of folklore and horror that intertwine with psychological depth.
The Lair of the White Worm - Fuses horror with mythic elements exploring themes of obsession and manipulation.
Kairo - A deep psychological exploration of fear and supernatural elements akin to Tomie.
May - Character-driven horror that focuses on abnormal behavior and obsessive themes.
The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears - Blends surreal horror with psychological depth, similar to Tomie's unique ambiance.
The Witch - Explores themes of paranoia, obsession, and the darkness of the human psyche.
Susperia - A classic horror film that combines surreal elements with themes of mystery and death.
The Love Witch - A modern take on horror that explores themes of love, obsession, and witchcraft.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - A blend of horror and western that echoes the themes of obsession and solitude.