Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead 2

A mysterious outbreak mutates a vast portion of humanity into lust driven zombies. In Akihabara, a cluster of men remains uninfected and chooses to align with the undead, turning the hunt toward the surviving young women who occupy the devastated city. As this uneasy alliance unfolds, the women must improvise, fight back and navigate a world where danger hides behind every neon corner. The situation blends horror and comedy as the survivors struggle to outwit predators who are alternately flesh craving and organized. In this bleak but audacious setting, ordinary people face extraordinary temptations and peril, testing loyalty, courage and resolve. While some viewers expect straight horror, the film keeps a tongue in cheek approach that clashes with the grim premise.

This 2013 Japanese horror comedy comes from creators Yûko Momochi and Naoyuki Tomomatsu and features Alice Ozawa, Asami, Saya Kobayashi, Yui Aikawa and Ayumi Kuroki in leading roles. It sits among a wave of 2010s Japanese splatter comedies.

Box office figures for the film are not widely publicized and it remained within niche markets, not registering as a mainstream hit. In home video and festival circuits, it found an audience among genre enthusiasts who seek campy horror comedies.

There are no major award wins or nominations listed for this title. It circulates mainly within adult horror cinema rather than festival circuits and has seen limited recognition in mainstream awards. Some critics praise its willingness to mix campy gore with irreverent humor.

Reviewers describe the mix of horror and humor as a hallmark of its genre with an irreverent tone that leans on camp and satire rather than solemn dread. The film asks about survival and power dynamics between predators and those trying to endure. Some scenes juxtapose neon city life with sudden chaos, underscoring how quickly social orders break down.