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Feast of Darkness
Horrifying fragments of horror cut out of the darkness, a collection of gruesome J-horror short stories by five up-and-coming directors! Crazy women wander around the edge of the abyss.... An omnibus horror film about the darkness and nightmares of women.
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Horrifying fragments of horror cut out of the darkness, a collection of gruesome J-horror short stories by five up-and-coming directors! Crazy women wander around the edge of the abyss.... An omnibus horror film about the darkness and nightmares of women.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Keiji Sakamoto
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