Genocide

Year: 1968

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Kazui Nihonmatsu

Horror

After a military team tasked with transporting a hydrogen bomb is forced to crash‑land, they must confront relentless swarms of deadly insects that have downed their aircraft. As they scramble to survive, they uncover a disturbingly nihilistic and convoluted explanation for the infestation that far exceeds anything they anticipated.

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