In a neon-blasted haven of crime, each Turtle leads a gang of lethal martial artists, their territories bleeding into one another as Casey Jones’ rogue faction ignites fresh fury. When Shredder joins forces with a massive rogue’s gallery of killers, the city erupts into a brutal gang war of steel and blood, fought in rain-slick alleys under pulsing techno and EDM. One Turtle’s warnings linger unheard as bodies pile up, setting the stage for betrayal and ruin.
A hyperviolent martial-arts neo-noir epic, drenched in cyberpunk atmosphere and framed as a gang-war crime saga. Shot in long, continuous takes that highlight the relentless choreography of urban combat, the film draws on the balletic precision of Kenji Tanigaki, the feral brutality of Timo Tjahjanto, the fluid intensity of Kensuke Sonomura, and the raw immediacy of Qin Pengfei. Visually, it fuses the neon-soaked nocturne of Wong Kar-Wai’s Fallen Angels with the icy, blood-slick brutality of Nicolas Winding Refn, all set to a pounding wall of techno and electronic dance music.
