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An agent partners with the heiress of a Japanese crime syndicate to put an end to the centuries-old curse that could be responsible for the spate of serial murders taking place in Manila.
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An agent partners with the heiress of a Japanese crime syndicate to put an end to the centuries-old curse that could be responsible for the spate of serial murders taking place in Manila.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Dennis Empalmado
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, BlackOps Studios Asia
Cast
Pedring Lopez
Director
Cesar Montano
Tony
Maria Ozawa
Miyuki
Meg Imperial
Jane
Yam Concepcion
Akane
Cholo Barretto
Totoy
Dido De La Paz
Col. Guevarra
Kiko Matos
Mark
Aubrey Miles
Tin (Tony's Girlfriend)
Alexandre Charlet
Jean-Luc Lamy (French Interpol Agent)
Sonny Sison
Lord Ishijuki
Jeff Centauri
Miyuki's Yakuza Bodyguard
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