Neck (film)

Neck
Japanese	ネック
Directed by	Takeshi Shirakawa
Written by	Ōtarō Maijō ; Itaru Era ; Hisako Fujihira
Starring	Saki Aibu ; Junpei Mizobata [1]
Cinematography	Masao Nakabori
Distributed by	Asmik Ace Entertainment
Release date	21 August 2010;
Running time	96 minutes
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese

Neck (Japanese: ネック, Hepburn: Nekku) is a 2010 Japanese horror-comedy film starring Junpei Mizobata and Saki Aibu.[2] It was directed by Takeshi Shirakawa.

Plot

Tomokazu Shudo (Junpei Mizobata) has his first ever crush on Sugina Mayama (Saki Aibu), a senior student. Tomokazu has troubles confessing his feelings to the popular student, but one day, he is invited to the research lab where Sugina Mayama works. Tomokazu hopes to use this meeting to express his true feelings for her. To Tomokazu's surprise, when he arrives he first sees a big wooden box in the middle of the dark lab. Sugina tells Tomokazu that he looks scared and then proceeds to push Tomokazu into the box!

While being placed into the box, Tomokazu is told that he will watch a horror movie produced from his mind, with only his neck & head protruding from the box. Tomokazu will be the first test subject for Sugina's "Neck Machine". The device hopes to turn people into monsters from the neck down while watching or thinking horror-related things. The first experiment fails, but Sugina then gets the help of childhood friend Takashi Gori (Yuta Hiraoka), who is now a horror writer named Mataro Echizen.

Cast

Junpei Mizobata as Tomokazu Shudo
Saki Aibu as Sugina Mayama
- Sumina Teramoto as young Sugina
Yuta Hiraoka as Takashi Gori/Mataro Echizen
- Takumi Hanaoka as young Takashi
Chiaki Kuriyama as Eiko Akasaka
Kazuma Suzuki as Takeshitaira Yamamo
Gota Watabe as Koike
Ayaka Komatsu as Kaori
Tomomi Kasai as Mao
Yoichi Nukumizu as Okada
Shigeki Hosokawa as Meiousei O
Eiji Bando as Professor Qingtao
Jiro Sato as Professor Jun
Miki Honoka as Yukari
Itsuji Itao as Reporter

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References

いつも溝端淳平に温かい応援、ご声援、ありがとうございます。 (in Japanese)
Aibu Saki and Mizobata Junpei Starring in the Movie "NECK" Featuring the Theme Song by a New Unit! [sic] Retrieved 2010-05-11.

External links

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[1] いつも溝端淳平に温かい応援、ご声援、ありがとうございます。 (in Japanese)

[2] Aibu Saki and Mizobata Junpei Starring in the Movie "NECK" Featuring the Theme Song by a New Unit! [sic] Retrieved 2010-05-11.