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A director's cut version of “MISAKI,” a beautiful girl psycho horror suspense aired on TV Tokyo, including unaired slaughter scenes and making-of scenes. Misaki, a girl with mysterious abilities, tries to solve the mystery of a series of bizarre murders of students at a certain school.
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A director's cut version of “MISAKI,” a beautiful girl psycho horror suspense aired on TV Tokyo, including unaired slaughter scenes and making-of scenes. Misaki, a girl with mysterious abilities, tries to solve the mystery of a series of bizarre murders of students at a certain school.
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