Both revolve around unethical human experimentation carried out by shady doctors and its consequences for the characters, who are then hunted down to keep the truth hidden.
In Labyrinth of Hortensia and the Minotaur, the story involves human cloning, while in Henshin, parts of a killer’s brain are transplanted into an accident victim, causing the killer’s “mind” to gradually take over the victim's mind.
Both also share an eerie, mysterious cinematographic style.
In Labyrinth of Hortensia and the Minotaur, the story involves human cloning, while in Henshin, parts of a killer’s brain are transplanted into an accident victim, causing the killer’s “mind” to gradually take over the victim's mind.
Both also share an eerie, mysterious cinematographic style.



