Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl
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Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl

Duration:
84 min
Genres:
Action | Comedy | Horror
IMDB rate:
6
Director:
Yoshihiro Nishimura
Awards:
1 win
Details
Country: Japan
Cast
Actor
Character
Yukie Kawamura
Yukie Kawamura
Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl
Takumi Saitô
Jyugon Mizushima
Eri Otoguro
Keiko / Frankenstein Girl
Sayaka Kametani
Midori
Jiji Bû
Igor
Eihi Shiina
Monami's Mother
Kanji Tsuda
Kenji Furano
Yukihide Benny
St. Francis Xavier
Terri Doty
Lolligirl A
Erina
Cay Izumi
Ganguro Girl with Lip Plate
Maki Mizui
School Wrist Cutter Captain
Honoka Nagai
Young Monami
Aya Nishisaki
Sayo
Takashi Shimizu
Chinese Professor
Namie Terada
Afro Rika
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Trivia
There are many subtle references to classic Hollywood horror in this film, one being the nurse named "Midori" which means "green" in Japanese. This is most likely a reference to her working for Dr. Frankenstein in the film, whose monster in Hollywood representations was green (even though not green in the book).
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The majority of the final duel on Tokyo Tower was shot on separate occasions, with the title girls sharing very few actual shooting dates together.
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Monami's last name is given as "Arukado", which is the Japanese spelling of "Alucard", or Dracula spelled backwards.
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Quotes
Kenji Furano: Dicing ones daughter is true happiness!
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Faq
Q
There are two Japanese sub-cultures within this film, what are these?
A
The character Keiko is following the Lolita fashion; there are several types of Lolita fashion (Goth, Sweet, Classic, Punk, Wa, Qi, Sailor etc) and most follow the basic aliments and styles from the Victorian era, and too, the style of costumes called Rococo from the era of 18th century France. The second sub-culture here are the Ganguro, meaning Black Faced Girl, whose style has is followers, usually, having black / (faked) over-tanned skin with hair often dyed blonde or orange and clothing accessories that defy the norm.
Q
Keikos father, the Vice-Principal Kenji Furano, what is he dressed as?
A
His appearance is that of the Kabuki, the classical Japanese Kabuki theatre whose roots originated in 1603.
Q
What is the purpose of women giving men chocolate?
A
Giri choco, which translates as obligation chocolate, is a tradition where on Valentines Day chocolate is given, by women, to men. Giri choco is the lower price range of chocolate which is given to men who the woman have little or no emotional ties.
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Photos from cast
Yukie Kawamura
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