The R*peman Collection Two: Films 5-7 plus Spinoff | Region-Free (Blu-Ray)

Contains films 5-7 + Spinoff film.

All English Subtitled, VHS sourced.

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Title: R@peman 5 (1995)

Alternate Title: The Reipuman 5

Genre: Crime

Plot Synopsis:
In this fifth installment of the controversial series, R@peman faces a new challenge when a former target seeks revenge by hiring an impersonator to tarnish his reputation. As the impersonator commits heinous acts under his guise, R@peman must clear his name and confront his most formidable adversary yet.

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Cast and Crew:

• Director: Takao Nagaishi
• Cast:
  • Hiroyuki Okita as Keisuke Iwasaki (R@peman)
  • Sakae Umezu as Uncle Shotoku
  • Atsuko Takano
  • Junko Asahina
  • Nozomi Imai
  • Akira Takahara

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YouTube Trailer:
R@peman 5 

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IMDb Link:
R@peman 5 (1995)

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Meta Description:
R@peman 5 (1995), also known as The Reipuman 5, is a Japanese crime film directed by Takao Nagaishi. In this installment, the protagonist faces an impersonator hired by a former victim seeking revenge, leading to a confrontation that challenges his vigilante persona.

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Title: R@peman 6 (1995)

Alternate Title: The Reipuman 6

Genre: Erotic, Black Comedy, Superhero

Plot Synopsis:
Keisuke Iwasaki, a mild-mannered high school teacher by day, transforms into the masked vigilante R@peman by night. Operating under the business “R@peman Services” with his uncle, a former surgeon, their motto is “Righting Wrongs Through Penetration.” In this sixth installment, R@peman continues his controversial methods to dispense his unique brand of justice.

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Takao Nagaishi
• Writer: Jun Kojō
• Cast:
  • Hiroyuki Okita as Keisuke Iwasaki / R@peman
  • Sakae Umezu as Uncle
  • Shôtoku as Supporting Character

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IMDb Link:
R@peman 6

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Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. BjorkShandy – ★☆☆☆☆
   “R@peman goes on dates with a woman who’s even nerdier than he is. The dates are played for laughs but they’re about as unfunny as the assault scenes. The film ends with a double assault which is something new but it takes place in a dimly lit warehouse that’s as visually unpleasant as the act itself.”

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Meta Description:
R@peman 6 (1995), also known as The Reipuman 6, is a Japanese erotic black comedy directed by Takao Nagaishi. The film follows Keisuke Iwasaki, a high school teacher who becomes the masked vigilante R@peman by night, delivering his controversial form of justice. This installment continues the series’ exploration of dark themes and unconventional methods.

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Title: R@peman 7 (1995)

Alternate Title: The Reipuman 7

Genre: Crime, Er0tic Thriller

Plot Synopsis:
Keisuke Iwasaki, a mild-mannered high school teacher by day and the masked vigilante “R@peman” by night, operates “R@peman Services” alongside his uncle, a former surgeon. In this seventh installment, Keisuke reconnects with an old friend, Gotou, and becomes involved in a matchmaking service, leading to a potential romantic interest named Reiko. Complications arise when Reiko becomes the next target for their brand of vigilante justice, intertwining personal and professional conflicts.

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Cast and Crew:

• Director: Takao Nagaishi
• Cast:
  • Hiroyuki Okita as Keisuke Iwasaki
  • Sakae Umezu as Uncle Shôtoku

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IMDb Link:
R@peman 7

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Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. Callisto – ★★☆☆☆
   “R@peman 7 is the most convoluted mystery all involving marriage. You’ve got the matchmaking service, crystal thievery, diamond ring shoplifting, and a criminal mentions the Chinese mafia. Weird way to end the main series.”

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Meta Description:
R@peman 7 (1995), also known as The Reipuman 7, is a Japanese crime erotic thriller directed by Takao Nagaishi. The film follows Keisuke Iwasaki, a high school teacher who moonlights as the masked vigilante “R@peman,” as he navigates personal and professional conflicts when his latest target becomes a potential romantic interest.

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Title: Oedo R@peman (1996)

Alternate Title: Ôedo Reipuman

Genre: Action, Comedy

Plot Synopsis:
Set during Japan’s Edo period, this film is a spin-off from the contemporary R@peman series. It features a father-son duo who operate as vigilantes, delivering their unique brand of justice to “bad” women. The narrative combines elements of action and dark comedy, with a tone that leans more towards campy shenanigans and brainless hijinks compared to its predecessors.

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Cast and Crew:

• Director: Naoki Uesugi
• Writers:
  • Keiko Aisaki
  • Shintarô Miyawaki
  • Mitsuo Sakai
• Cast:
  • Chikako Aoyama
  • Ayane Miura
  • Takumi Nishio
  • Minako Ogawa
  • Hiroyuki Okita
  • Toshio Yamauchi

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IMDb Link:
Oedo R@peman (1996)

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Meta Description:
Oedo R@peman (1996), also known as Ôedo Reipuman, is a Japanese action-comedy film directed by Naoki Uesugi. Set during the Edo period, it serves as a spin-off from the contemporary R@peman series, featuring a father-son vigilante duo delivering their unique brand of justice. The film leans towards campy shenanigans and brainless hijinks, differentiating it from its darker predecessors.

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Title: Oedo R@peman 2 (1996)

Alternate Title: Ôedo Reipuman: Nyoin shokeinin

Genre: Dark Comedy

Plot Synopsis:
Set during Japan’s Edo period, this film follows the exploits of a masked vigilante known as the R@peman, who punishes corrupt women to enforce his own sense of justice. Unlike its contemporary predecessors, this installment leans more towards campy shenanigans and brainless hijinks, diverging from the darker themes explored in earlier films.

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Cast and Crew:

• Director: Naoki Uesugi
• Writers:
  • Keiko Aisaki
  • Shintarô Miyawaki
  • Mitsuo Sakai
• Cast:
  • Chikako Aoyama
  • Ayane Miura
  • Takumi Nishio
  • Minako Ogawa
  • Hiroyuki Okita

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IMDb Link:
Oedo R@peman 2 (1996)

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Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. andyloveless – ★★☆☆☆
   “This Edo age prequel to the R@peman series has more stupidity, nudity, and s&xual depravity than previous films combined, yet still manages to be more boring than all the other films.”

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Meta Description:
Oedo R@peman 2 (1996), also known as Ôedo Reipuman: Nyoin shokeinin, is a Japanese dark comedy directed by Naoki Uesugi. Set in the Edo period, the film portrays a masked vigilante enforcing his own brand of justice, diverging into campy antics compared to its predecessors.