True Love is Just 'A Whisker Away'
A 2020 Japanese anime movie that focuses on a high school girl who is desperately in love with her secret crush.
Hellevator: The Bottled Fools
Luchino's routine morning elevator ride up from her subterranean home on level 138 to her school many stories above turns horrific when the elevator operator is ordered to pick up two passengers from floor 99, the maximum security level. What starts as psychological manipulation soon turns wholly physical as both the cruel convicts and Luchino's own dysfunctional past are unleashed. And then every passenger must fight for his or her survival.
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Luchino's routine morning elevator ride up from her subterranean home on level 138 to her school many stories above turns horrific when the elevator operator is ordered to pick up two passengers from floor 99, the maximum security level. What starts as psychological manipulation soon turns wholly physical as both the cruel convicts and Luchino's own dysfunctional past are unleashed. And then every passenger must fight for his or her survival.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Hiroki Yamaguchi
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:WEVCO Produce Company, Aries [jp], Only Hearts Company
Cast
Hiroki Yamaguchi
Director
Lukino Fujisaki
Luchino Fujisaki (as Rukino Fujisaki)
Yoshiichi Kawada
Icumavon Inagaki
Ryôsuke Koshiba
Calsuchemof Mitarai
Kae Minami
Alamocia Nakaji
Ikuma Saisho
Viblio Sawatsukumori
Masato Tsujioka
Nocosh Utsunomiya
Keisuke Urushizaki
Zitacock Obitani
Kôji Yokokawa
Calpico Teranouchi
Yuuka Nakabô
Miyako Ololonga Tanaka
Yuuna Sotohara
Calvona Shimokitazawa
Toshiko Sunamura
Fimarli Shimokitazawa
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