It's 'A Loud House Christmas'!
This holiday movie serves as the prequel to the TV series The Really Loud House.
Another World You Don't Know About
Divided into four segments, this drama special showcases the following horror stories from Niitura Iwao's 20 volume "Shin Anata no Siranai Sekai" series: "Crime and Horror" - Not everything goes as planned when Rie decides to murder her childhood friend Manami.
"Hair"
"The Faded Last Love Letter?"
"Don't Look
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Divided into four segments, this drama special showcases the following horror stories from Niitura Iwao's 20 volume "Shin Anata no Siranai Sekai" series: "Crime and Horror" - Not everything goes as planned when Rie decides to murder her childhood friend Manami. "Hair" "The Faded Last Love Letter?" "Don't Look
Cast
Naoko Komuro
Director
Rena Matsui
{Crime and Horror} Rie
Nako Mizusawa
{Crime and Horror}
Runa Toyoda
{Crime and Horror}
Risa Yoshiki
{Hair}
Shinwa Kataoka
{Hair}
Maya Okano
{Faded Last Love Letter}
Dori Sakurada
{Faded Last Love Letter}
Moe Arai
{Don't Look} Kazumi
Alice Hirose
{Don't Look}
Kento Miura
{Don't Look}
Ai Hashimoto
Eriko Oyama
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