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Hair Extension
Mami Takano (Tomomi Nakatsuka) works at a hair salon which specializes in hair extensions. The customers are attracted by the high level of skill used by the salon. The hair extensions itself are from real women. A dark organization is responsible for ripping off the hair from live women and killing them. One day, customers with hair extensions are killed in sequence.
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Mami Takano (Tomomi Nakatsuka) works at a hair salon which specializes in hair extensions. The customers are attracted by the high level of skill used by the salon. The hair extensions itself are from real women. A dark organization is responsible for ripping off the hair from live women and killing them. One day, customers with hair extensions are killed in sequence.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Anzu Kokoya
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:CHANCE iN
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