magnifying glass search icon
Poster of Tetsuo: The Iron Man

Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989)

Where to Watch in

Free

Subscription

Purchase

Where to Watch in

Free

Subscription

Purchase

Plot

In the throes of an unspeakable agony, a man known only as the "Metal Fetishist" succumbs to a disturbing obsession, embedding his own flesh with shards of cold, unyielding steel. His reality shatters when he's accidentally hit by a car driven by a seemingly ordinary salaryman and his unsuspecting girlfriend. But, death is not the end for this peculiar individual; it's the dawn of a terrifying transformation. In an unexpected twist of fate, the salaryman becomes the unwilling participant in a monstrous metamorphosis, his own flesh surrendering to the relentless might of scrap metal. His body, once a sanctuary of humanity, is now the canvas for a chilling masterpiece, where the boundaries between man and machine blur and crumble. Haunted by the specter of the Metal Fetishist, the salaryman senses an unseen puppeteer orchestrating this grotesque symphony of pain. He's drawn into a maelstrom of horror, his very existence becoming a testament to the fetishist’s twisted desires. There's no escape, only acceptance, as his body and soul are irrevocably altered in this dread-filled dance of human and iron. In this world, the organic and the inorganic fuse in a majestically horrifying spectacle, marking the advent of a new era. Tetsuo: The Iron Man is a stark exploration of the alarming union of flesh and metal, a relentless journey into the heart of darkness where nothing, not even death, can halt the relentless march of transformation.

Where to watch Tetsuo: The Iron Man?

Tetsuo: The Iron Man is a horror movie featuring Tomorowo Taguchi.

Tetsuo: The Iron Man is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Kanopy and it's also available on AMC+, AMC+ Amazon Channel, ARROW, AsianCrush, Fandor Amazon Channel, MUBI, MUBI Amazon Channel, Shudder and Shudder Amazon Channel.

It is also possible to buy Tetsuo: The Iron Man on Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store and YouTube.