"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
Future Century Amazons
After radical feminism and the emasculation of men have caused the downfall of civilization, the few remaining humans live in various settlements with vast lawless lands in between. One such settlement is Amazon City, where men are seen as a mere food source and as a means to harvest the sperm from their chopped-off testicles. Since heterosexual procreation is now seen as the epitome of perversion, survival of this society relies on artifical insemination. With the previous lead scientist having been assassinated by the terrorists of the Love Liberation Army, Amazon City has recruited the talents of Dr. Maki Amamiya to take her place. Little did they know that Dr. Amamiya would show up in Amazon City with her husband in tow…
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After radical feminism and the emasculation of men have caused the downfall of civilization, the few remaining humans live in various settlements with vast lawless lands in between. One such settlement is Amazon City, where men are seen as a mere food source and as a means to harvest the sperm from their chopped-off testicles. Since heterosexual procreation is now seen as the epitome of perversion, survival of this society relies on artifical insemination. With the previous lead scientist having been assassinated by the terrorists of the Love Liberation Army, Amazon City has recruited the talents of Dr. Maki Amamiya to take her place. Little did they know that Dr. Amamiya would show up in Amazon City with her husband in tow…
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Naoyuki Tomomatsu, Yûko Momochi
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:New Select
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