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A three-member motorcycle gang spends its time raping women until one member’s sister gets involved.
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A three-member motorcycle gang spends its time raping women until one member’s sister gets involved.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Toshiharu Ikeda, Ryuusaku Shinsui
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Chūsei Sone
Director
Machiko Ohtani
Nami
Tatsuma Higuchi
Sadakuni
Tsutomu Hori
Man in Foreign car
Shin Kagayama
The man who calls out to Meg
Kenji Kasai
Kajima
Megu Kawashima
Megu, Tetsurô's sister
Ken Kazama
Yakuza
Kazuyuki Komiya
Loan Shark's man B
Maya Kudô
Woman in Foreign car
Toshihiko Oda
Tsuchiya
Ryuusaku Shinsui
Police Detective A
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