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Red Account 2: Dirty Play in a Closed Room (Hotel Lady Murder Case) 

A hotelier killed a customer. The play in the hotel's closed room began with sudden violence. As if to ridicule the irresistible woman, a video camera or a horrendous torture device set up by the customer was being used. And then.., When the physical humiliation tore into the woman's heart, she turned into a weapon.
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A hotelier killed a customer. The play in the hotel's closed room began with sudden violence. As if to ridicule the irresistible woman, a video camera or a horrendous torture device set up by the customer was being used. And then.., When the physical humiliation tore into the woman's heart, she turned into a weapon.

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Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Toshiki Satō
Written By:Toshiki Satō
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Burst Brain, Nikkatsu Corporation

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