Ghost Master
Akira Kurosawa is a nerdy movie buff who works on low budget romantic comedies while dreaming of becoming a horror master. After being abused by his mentor, “the master” he finally decides he’s had enough and opens a door allowing an evil spirit to wreak revenge on those who have been cruel to him. But much like the movies he loves, once a spirit is unleashed – it can’t be controlled and starts to kill everyone!
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Akira Kurosawa is a nerdy movie buff who works on low budget romantic comedies while dreaming of becoming a horror master. After being abused by his mentor, “the master” he finally decides he’s had enough and opens a door allowing an evil spirit to wreak revenge on those who have been cruel to him. But much like the movies he loves, once a spirit is unleashed – it can’t be controlled and starts to kill everyone!
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Ichiro Kusuno, Paul Young
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Sedic International
Cast
Paul Young
Director
Takahiro Miura
Akira Kurosawa
Riko Narumi
Mana Watarase
Akaji Maro
Tetsuhiko Todoroki
Toru Tezuka
Akihisa Shibata
Mariya Nagao
Momose Makimura
Mizuki Itagaki
Yūya Sakuraba
Yohta Kawase
Futoshi Tsuchida
Yuki Shibamoto
Keiko Shiraishi
Yoshiyuki Morishita
Shohei Matsuo
Motohisa Harashima
Kenshin Ishida
Shinichi Shinohara
Atsushi Suzuki
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