Japanese Splatter is a subgenre of horror film that originated in Japan, characterized by its extreme graphic violence and surreal imagery. These films often feature excessive bloodshed, grotesque scenes, and a blend of horror and dark humor. Notable examples of Japanese Splatter include works by directors like Noboru Iguchi and Takashi Miike. This genre gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s, appealing to audiences who appreciate unconventional storytelling and shocking visuals.