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Keitai Ura Site: Kuchisake-onna 

Three journalists are investigating a malicious website, spreading the worst possible gossip about teenagers, a priori without any stories. Following the death of a wildly disfigured girl and former member of the site, the rumor swells and many begin to think that the Onna Kuchisake is responsible for this chaos.
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Three journalists are investigating a malicious website, spreading the worst possible gossip about teenagers, a priori without any stories. Following the death of a wildly disfigured girl and former member of the site, the rumor swells and many begin to think that the Onna Kuchisake is responsible for this chaos.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Yuji Ichinose
Written By:Shouji Hano
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Runtime:72 minutes
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