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It has practically every engineering characteristic.

Each woman represents a facet of female irrational impulses and the rationale behind them that turns men into fools; a conglomerate entity that could constitute an essay of lust.

But this is also a melancholy drama about obsession, in which characters are frequently found meditating on the right way to die.

He soon becomes entangled in the underworld, despite the fact that each action he takes seems to make things worse.

Metaphorical earthquakes and literal shakes.

The movie might not have that much more to say, and certain elements feel mildly repetitive towards the end of a meandering third act.

Murder 96 Violence 87 Blood 85 Japan 83 Death 78 Female Nudity 70 Surrealism 64 Yakuza 61 Revenge 56 Flashback 53 Based On Novel 52 Suicide 50 Sex 48 Rape 46 Cult Film 44 Tokyo Japan 42 Beating 41 Gore 41 Japanese 41 Martial Arts 38 Blood Splatter 37 Fight 37 Samurai 37 Sword 37 Husband Wife Relationship 36 Father Son Relationship 35 Gun 35 Nudity 35 Cigarette Smoking 34 Betrayal 33 Knife 33 Prostitute 33 Male Nudity 31 Police 31 Torture 31 Corpse 30 One Word Title 30 Sadism 30 Gangster 29 Rain 29 Shot To Death 29 Telephone Call 29 Brutality 28 Decapitation 28 Female Frontal Nudity 28 Cruelty 27 Mother Son Relationship 27 Fear 25 Fire 25 Katana Sword 25 Photograph 25 Severed Head 25 Sword Fight 25 Bare Breasts 24 Forest 24 Hallucination 24 Hospital 24 Kiss 24 Father Daughter Relationship 23 Friendship 23 Jidai Geki 23 Katana 23 Massacre 23 Money 23 Nipples 23 Cell Phone 22 Chase 22 Crying 22 Friend 22 Beach 21 Dream 21 Japanese Woman 21 Love 21 Male Rear Nudity 21 Mother Daughter Relationship 21 Shot In The Chest 21 Vomiting 21 Bathtub 20 Bicycle 20 Face Slap 20 Food 20 Ghost 20 Kimono 20 Running 20 Shooting 20 Shot In The Head 20 Surprise Ending 20 Train 20 Umbrella 20 Brother Sister Relationship 19 Explosion 19 Pistol 19 Psychotronic Film 19 Sadist 19 Sex Scene 19 Stabbing 19 Tattoo 19 Nurse 18 Police Officer 18 Restaurant 18.

This inner turmoil pushes the narrative as things escalate and spiral out of their control.

Perhaps Peter Greenaway's messiest film in the way that Vulgar Auteurism tends to pan out, but certainly an attempt of return to his '80s style of filmmaking, with the dry humour, dislikeable characters, and an ending that does justice to the rest of the film.

This is Peter Greenaway having fun as a film maker.

Which it achieves without overt body horror or extreme fantasy sequences.