Kill Bill: Volume 1 Review
Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a highly entertaining flick, designed to tap into our levels of adrenaline. Tarantino has crafted a cinematic winner, overflowing with nostalgic richness and a love for cinema.
Hell Teacher Nube: At 0 a.m. Nube is Dead!!
Nube gets a new student called Jun Kagami, a shy boy who has just transferred to Doumori Elementary School. Due to his insecurities, Jun believes that his only friend is a mysterious clown entity that lives inside mirrors. It is up to Nube to find out the true nature of this clown.
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Nube gets a new student called Jun Kagami, a shy boy who has just transferred to Doumori Elementary School. Due to his insecurities, Jun believes that his only friend is a mysterious clown entity that lives inside mirrors. It is up to Nube to find out the true nature of this clown.
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Genre:Animation, Horror, Comedy, Adventure
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Yukio Kaizawa
Director
Ryotaro Okiayu
Nube (voice)
Toshiko Fujita
Hiroshi Tateno (voice)
Ryusei Nakao
Pierrot (voice)
Tsutomu Kashiwakura
Jun Kagami (voice)
Ginzo Matsuo
Masaru Kaneda (voice)
Kazunari Tanaka
Katsuya Kimura (voice)
Machiko Toyoshima
Noriko Nakajima (voice)
Megumi Urawa
Makoto Kurita (voice)
Mina Tominaga
Miki Hosokawa (voice)
Rumi Kasahara
Kyoko Inaba (voice)
Akane Tomonaga
Girl (voice)
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