I really thought Tetsuo: Iron Man was a great film. Minimal dialogue, insane premise, apocalyptic desolation, bio-mechanical infections... It had a slew of things that had only been seen in cartoons, but in live action. Then, I saw Tetsuo II: Body Hammer, and promptly lost interest in the franchise with its overtly cartoonish scenes without attention to physics. This film, however, revived my interest in a cinematic move truer to the original film. Well played, Tsukamoto, well played. (DISCLAIMER: The physics and biology indicated in all of these films is questionable, its just that the second was over the top with it in my opinion.)