Obscene drawings in the opening and a sushi made with a penis. A pussy with tooth, blood, farts, castrations and tons of craziness. Apart from the fact that we will not go for a month to eat at Japanese and apart from blur that they place on the private parts, this film is very funny.
Jun Tsugita director and especially screenwriter (he worked for "Mutant Girls Squad") realizes a horror that follows the trail of demented Japanese splatter trying to goof "Motel Hell" of 1980, which was itself a sort of parody.
Tsugita start with a wordplay, because the original title "Fasshon Heru" (literally "Fashion Hell") if transcribed with phonetic Japanese and by adding an S at the end becomes "Fashion Health" that is the name by which in Japan are called brothels. The place in which the story takes place.
Three boys Nakazu, Toshida and Uno just finished playing baseball decide to go to this "Fashion Health" that has very low prices. Uno and Toshida want to give to Nakazu one last thrill before his impending marriage.
The place is beautiful, charming, with a bizarre manager and three strange girls. And, indeed, there is a terrible secret: the girls are working to emasculate customers.
One after another, the three friends end up being tortured and dismembered between erotic games and incredible evidence. One dies, one lives despite missing a piece (...) and the third manages to fight.
The cause of this massacre is an apotheosis of craziness, which frames the usual Japanese madness filmed at high speed and in a small space.

Tsugita embellishes all with a good eye, a beautiful photography and a soundtrack vaguely 70's.
The beautiful former Av Idol Saori Hara and Asami are the stars.

Technical Data Sheet
Original Title: Fasshon Heru
Alternative titles: Horny House Of Horror (Australia, International), Fashion Hell (Japan English title), Nippon Splatterotics 2 (International Series)
Year: 2010
Country: Japan
Director: Jun Tsugita
Cast: Asami, Yuya Ishikawa, Wani Kansai, Saori Hara, Akira Murota, Toshi Yanagi, Demo Tanaka
Duration: 75 '
Production Company: Fashion Hell Film Partners, Klock Worx Company, The, Media Complex Japan