Go, Go You Who Are a Virgin for the Second Time

Surprisingly bleak and unsettling piece of Japanese exploitation.

I heard the title a long time ago. How can you forget it?

A violent bootleg Masterpiece about not losing purity dilemma

Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (1971)

Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets

Tadanobu Asano, Kiki, and Nami Tsukamoto in Vital (2004)

Ryô Tamura and Michiko Tsukasa in This Transient Life (1970)

Mimi Kozakura in Go, Go Second Time Virgin (1969)

Michio Akiyama and Mimi Kozakura in Go, Go Second Time Virgin (1969)

Mimi Kozakura

Michio Akiyama

Yôko Yamamoto

Masao Adachi

Kazuo &apos;Gaira&apos; Komizu

After being raped in an unknown rooftop, seventeen year-old girl Poppo meets a mysterious boy, and both share their sexual traumas and fears, with fatal consequences.

Kôji Wakamatsu

Yuke yuke nidome no shojo

Incredibly bleak pink film

I remember finally getting to see &quot;Assault: Jack the Ripper&quot; after hearing about how brutal it was. Personally i find &quot;Second Time Virgin&quot; more disturbing though. Very minimalist film, almost entirely shot on a grimy rooftop, where a young woman gets raped repeatedly, mostly because after the first rape, she decides to STAY on the roof, to wait for someone to kill her or rape her again! She meets a young, shy man who is harboring an incredibly morbid, violent secret. The two depressed, death-obsessed teens find solace in each other, and form a kind of bond against their brutal surroundings. Effectively filmed in black and white, with some jarring color flashback scenes, this film can really get under the skin. Many people die, and the casual way the deaths are filmed makes for a surreal and unpleasant mood. Worth mentioning too is the sultry, moody jazz soundtrack that is featured. Recommended for all those obsessed with rape and murder.

I remember finally getting to see "Assault: Jack the Ripper" after hearing about how brutal it was. Personally i find "Second Time Virgin" more disturbing though. Very minimalist film, almost entirely shot on a grimy rooftop, where a young woman gets raped repeatedly, mostly because after the first rape, she decides to STAY on the roof, to wait for someone to kill her or rape her again! She meets a young, shy man who is harboring an incredibly morbid, violent secret. The two depressed, death-obsessed teens find solace in each other, and form a kind of bond against their brutal surroundings. Effectively filmed in black and white, with some jarring color flashback scenes, this film can really get under the skin. Many people die, and the casual way the deaths are filmed makes for a surreal and unpleasant mood. Worth mentioning too is the sultry, moody jazz soundtrack that is featured. Recommended for all those obsessed with rape and murder.

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