>>714
Angel Cop for me

Genocyber is -the- go to "hyperviolent" anime, especially among English anime fans that grew up in the 1990s.

>>714

Madbull 34
Violence jack
Vampire hunter d
Ninja scroll
Genocyber

Boku no Pico

>>714
ninja scroll

Riki-Oh is pretty good, though you might be better off with the live action movie.

>>719
Recently gave this a watch, I forgot about how edgy and gory some of the older movies could be, was actually kinda refreshing to see something that wasn't trying to be more and didn't give a shit about anything but telling a story with tons of blood, sex and violence (well, there wasn't enough sex).

>>721
I think ninja scroll has the perfect amount of edge and that's why it works best out of Kawajiri films. Wicked City feels like a hentai and you can't take it seriously, VHD is too tame which as a result makes the experience lack weight

>>722
100% percent of Kawajiri's catalog is pure unadulterated quinoa, your criticisms are utter nonsense

>>723
He's nothing more than a b-movie director nut that's not a bad thing necessairly

>>724
If you're looking for anime ultraviolence, you're looking for B-movie schlock most of the time. If you want unsexy violence, Be Invoked exists.

>>722
I don't think that the sexual elements of Wicked City work against it. The issue is more so the old man acting as a comic relief character that kind of breaks with the general tone it goes for. That and the kind of sappy conclusion. I think it has Kawajiri's sense of color design and iconic imagery at its best though.

>>723
>>724
>>725

Japan has a tradition of visual experimentation and artistic accomplishment in their B-films, this naturally extends to anime as well. To be a B-film should never been seen as derogatory anyways, they're quite literally just more niche low budget film that would be played alongside with "A-films" as a warm up theaters. It doesn't have anything to do with actual quality.