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Shinrei Kenkyūka Ikeda Takeo no Reikai Junrei Sono Ichi: Higeki no Taki Oiran Junrei
This is the first installment in a series of horror documentaries about psychic Takeo Ikeda's terrifying pilgrimages. The first documentary film of the horror documentary series, "The Most Powerful Spiritualist," captures his pilgrimage as he listens to the voices of the spirits that remain in this world even after death, and are never saved. This film is full of terrifying images.
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This is the first installment in a series of horror documentaries about psychic Takeo Ikeda's terrifying pilgrimages. The first documentary film of the horror documentary series, "The Most Powerful Spiritualist," captures his pilgrimage as he listens to the voices of the spirits that remain in this world even after death, and are never saved. This film is full of terrifying images.
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