Action based on cheerleaders, zombies and lots of craziness lollipop chainsaw Preparing to hit the big screen. Dragami Games announced at Tokyo Game Show A live-action film based on the series.
The project is part of a broader strategy to transform the franchise into a global entertainment brand. Additionally, the news comes as the legend is set to return, with a new video game called Lollipop Chainsaw 2 Back2Back announced for PS5 at the opening of the Tokyo event.
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This movie is considered R-rated action comedy (i.e. banned for children under 17 in the US), will be set before the events of the original game in 2012 and follow the protagonist juliet starlingShe is a cheerleader at San Romero High School and a member of a long-standing family of zombie hunters. When a sudden epidemic sweeps through the school, Juliet will have to fight her way through hordes of the undead to save her friends, family, and boyfriend Nick, even with unconventional solutions.
In addition to the announcement, Deadline reports a slew of exclusive details. This project is created under license from Dragami Games, by international team These include Joe Teng (Nada Holdings), Robert Franke and his Orange Chariot, Throne Inc’s Takafumi Yuki, Ambitious Entertainment’s Kirk Shaw and Non Stop TV’s Patricio Rabuffetti.
“We’re extremely excited to see our vision take another major step forward with the launch of the franchise’s first live-action film,” said Shohei Sato, President of Dragami Games. “We’re especially excited to be working with such an experienced and passionate international team that understands what makes Lollipop Chainsaw special while embracing the opportunity to create something new.”
“Lollipop Chainsaw 2 Back2Back” shows the “cute and crazy” side of the original
“We are making a film that is unquestionably true to the spirit of Lollipop, while still managing to be completely independent,” commented producer Robert Frank. “Long-time fans will recognize the attitude, irreverence and glorious excess they loved, while newcomers will simply enjoy an unforgettable action-horror comedy. Our goal was to create a film that entertains people around the world, whether or not the audience has played video games.”
