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Dark Side Story: Mysterious Tales 

The newly edited full version is now available! Coincidence: One night, three exhausted people call an illegal cab. The cab came right away, but something was wrong... On a cold night, people want to go home as soon as possible... What is the fate of the three people in the crazy cab?
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The newly edited full version is now available! Coincidence: One night, three exhausted people call an illegal cab. The cab came right away, but something was wrong... On a cold night, people want to go home as soon as possible... What is the fate of the three people in the crazy cab?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tomonori Sasaki
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Runtime:104 minutes
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