Japanese Horror Movies: Tag (2015) / Riaru onigokko (Eng Sub)

Japanese schoolgirl splatter horror sion sono Tag (2015) is a Japanese suspense action horror film directed by Sion Sono and inspired by title of the novel Riaru Onigokko by Yusuke Yamada. It was scheduled for release in Japan on July 11, 2015. Sion Sono film TAG starring Reina Triendl, Mariko Shinoda, Erina Mano & Yuki Sakurai. Movie is based on novel "Real Onigokko" by Yusuke Yamada which spawned several "The Chasing World" films. Sion Sono's version has targets female high school students rather than people with the family name of Sato. The real timeline, or real world, is the place where we see the old man and supposedly young-adult male, which we can presume is the very distant future. Mitsuko, Aki and co. have been dead many years, but their DNA had been used and implanted into look-alike androids. And thus, this is where they implement the idea of the original "Real Onigokko" movies, where they chase down Mitsuko, Keiko and Izumi for the public's entertainment. The "parallel worlds" that we see are basically all fictional and don't exist, which pretty much explains the pig groom and the trigger happy teachers. Aki and the other girls, are unlike Mitsuko, in that they are aware that they are androids. Mitsuko is the "main character of the game", thus her being herself, Keiko, and Izumi at the same time. The only way to escape these worlds was for Aki to be destroyed, for she was the connection to the original future timeline (or real world, I guess). The old man is basically the one who implanted the DNA of these girls into the androids, and the young adult-male is who we can assume to be a younger version of himself, and also an android because he said "My last wish will come true now", so he probably was always a virgin and wanted to fulfill his dream of getting laid by watching a younger version of himself do it with a girl he found to his liking. In the end, Mitsuko decides her fate by destroying herself, leaving the man unable to fulfill his desire. The last few scenes with the girls stabbing themselves is a metaphor for changing their fates. And that last scene with Mitsuko in the snow is basically her finally being at peace. So the summary of the plot is: Japanese male in the future goes to extreme lengths to fulfill his sexual desires, to the point in which he creates androids with the memories and appearances of now-dead high school girls and watches them go through parallel world hell only to in the end, watch an android version of himself do the sexy time with said female android.