There are a ton of low budget horror films that throw in a little lesbian action. This gory zombie movie includes a makeout scene between a female werewolf and vampire. Three stories set in different times and places are connected by the use of the same mysterious object that allows its owner to raise the dead.

First, in feudal Japan, a samurai (Masahiro Oyake) and a monk (Hiroaki Itaya) both seek the artifact. The monk wishes to keep it away from evil doers, and the warrior has been sent to bring it back to create an army of the undead. To get to it, they must go through a forest of zombies. Will one of them make it out alive?

Next, a detective (Claire Westby) is on a case in this 1940s film noir segment. The woman (Moira Thomas) she is following turns out to be involved in a series of US grave robberies, working for a man who served the Japanese army during WWII. He is now conducting experiments in an effort to rule the world.

And finally, we're in a post-apocalyptic United States, where humans are at war, and mutants roam. The army captures Zura (Chantelle Adamache), a werewolf, and Cherry (Chelsey Arentsen), a vampire, and throws them into a pit to fight zombies, gladiator style. After they've made love in their cell, the two are subjected to experiments using the artifact, but their captors don't count on the fact that when they mixed their blood during sex, both became even more powerful.

Lots of cardboard acting and bloody special effects. Only worth watching if you are a genre fan, although the Japanese segment isn't bad.