Carved 2
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Current user rating: 92/100 (16 votes)
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- Movie: A Slit-Mouthed Woman 2 / Carved 2
- Romaji: Kuchisake-onna 2
- Japanese: 口裂け女２
- Director: Kotaro Terauchi
- Producer:
- Writer: Carolco, Kotaro Terauchi
- Cinematography:
- Release Date: March 22, 2008
- Runtime: 98min.
- Movie Studio: Kadokawa Pictures
- Language: Japanese
- Country: Japan
Plot
Sixteen year old actress Rin Asuka takes the lead as high school girl Mayumi, whose face is disfigured by an attack with sulfuric acid. As more unfortunate events occur, it eventually leads her to becoming a supernatural mass murderer.
Ending Notes
These are the facts that appeared before the ending credits began.
On May 18, 1978, a serial killer claimed thirteen lives and injured 52. Police found evidence linking them to murders of two other high school girls. A witness at Yoshizawa Hair Salon identified Mayumi Sawada as a suspect. A knife and large quantities of blood were discovered in the Sawada residence. Prints on the knife matched those of Sachiko Sawada, but not the blood type. The blood type matched Mayumi Sawada but due to lack of advanced DNA testing, conclusive links were never made and the case remains unsolved. Seiji Moriyama's body was never found. Mayumi Sawada's whereabouts are still unknown...
Notes
- Related titles:
- Carved (2007)
- Carved 2 (2008)
- The Slit-Mouthed Woman 0: The Beginning (2008)
Cast
- Rin Asuka
- Erina
- Miki Hayashi
- Mayuko Iwasa
- Yukie Kawamura
- Kouta Kusano
- Akihiro Mayama
- Hideo Nakano
- Yosuke Saito
- Masashi Taniguchi
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Tricia-chan Says:
Nov 09 2011 11:50 pm
I don't care what others think - I love this movie more than its predecessor. It shows how cruel life and society can be, and I believe that all the characters are realistic. I judge a movie by its quality, not its scares, which is why I believe that Carved is loved more than Carved 2. Plus, this is based on true events, which makes it even scarier. (Well, probably not the supernatural parts. Then again, the person hasn't been found, so the possibility is pretty creepy.)