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Karaoke Terror
One of a gang of karaoke loving middle aged women is murdered by a young man. Her friends track him down and kill him. His friends track them down and kill the killer and it escalates!
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One of a gang of karaoke loving middle aged women is murdered by a young man. Her friends track him down and kill him. His friends track them down and kill the killer and it escalates!
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sumio Ōmori
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Bandai Visual, Kouwa International
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