I Want to Spend 'Christmas With You'
A pop star at Radio City Music Hall gets the opportunity to change herself to save her music career.
Kigai (Paranormal Town) Vol. 1
Bizarre water starts attacking people. Miki, a fan of paranormal phenomenon, stands up to find out what's going on. Victims have one thing in common; try to catch Hekiru. While Miki protects her, the water attacks Reiko. Without Reiko's help, Miki and Hekiru get isolated. In the 11th hour Hekiru transforms into a monster. A man in black is watching Hekiru, now a monster, from a distance. The Self Defense Force attacks Hekiru.
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Bizarre water starts attacking people. Miki, a fan of paranormal phenomenon, stands up to find out what's going on. Victims have one thing in common; try to catch Hekiru. While Miki protects her, the water attacks Reiko. Without Reiko's help, Miki and Hekiru get isolated. In the 11th hour Hekiru transforms into a monster. A man in black is watching Hekiru, now a monster, from a distance. The Self Defense Force attacks Hekiru.
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Zen Pictures
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