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This July, TetroVideo will be releasing the splatter erotic Japanese film Mai-chan’s Daily Life: The Movie (2014) by Sado Satō, the anthology extreme film Vore Gore (2021) and the punk horror film Rot, directed by Marcus Koch in 1999, which is the first title of Tetro Underground, a line dedicated to all the underground films produced until 1999, with tons of titles never officially released before. The film comes on DVD + Amaray + vintage looking slipcase.

The three titles will be available for pre-order on July.

Mai-chan’s Daily Life: The Movie

Written and directed by Sado Satō, Mai-chan’s Daily Life: The Movie is a splatter/erotic film based on the popular manga by Uziga Waita who supervised the film. Mai-chan’s Daily Life: The Movieartwork is by the italian comic artist Claudio Montalbano. Mai-chan’s Daily Life: The Movie is a diabolical splatter and gore comedy that takes fetish violence to shocking new extremes.

Stars: Ashley Lynn Caputo, Caitlyn Dailey, Lilly Dickenson, Eigh8t The Chosen One, Scott Gabbey, Lucio Giovannelli, David Hood, Curse Mackey, Rogan Russell Marshall, Jim Van Bebber | Written and Directed by Stephen Biro

“Japan’s darkest secret has become America’s newest nightmare.”

I am a massive fan of the original Guinea Pig series (ギニーピッグ Ginī Piggu). As an aspiring (yet ultimately procrastinating) filmmaker, I found the series of shockers to be crude, yet ultimately influential. I rank the series up their with the early films of Richard Kern (Thrust in Me). When I found out that we were getting an American revival of the series, I was skeptical. Then, as the Indiegogo campaign began and I started seeing names like cult director Jim Van Bebber (The Manson Family), special effects maestro Markus Koch (100 Tears) and Youtuber / acclaimed rapper Eigh8t The Chosen One attached to the project, I thought...