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Startling Videos 5: Revenge Edition poster

Startling Videos 5: Revenge Edition 

This is a "fearful" version of a collection of psychic videos that are color-coded by blue, yellow, and red to indicate the level of danger! We see the despair beyond fear in the face of the vengeful spirit before death and the curse after death that surrounds the submitted videos, but for a moment we feel compassion... This is a work like no other that makes the viewer realize the sinful fear that the viewer can become a party = spirit at any time, and that the ghost videos swallow the contributors, those who hate and are hated, and all the staff members who cover the event!
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This is a "fearful" version of a collection of psychic videos that are color-coded by blue, yellow, and red to indicate the level of danger! We see the despair beyond fear in the face of the vengeful spirit before death and the curse after death that surrounds the submitted videos, but for a moment we feel compassion... This is a work like no other that makes the viewer realize the sinful fear that the viewer can become a party = spirit at any time, and that the ghost videos swallow the contributors, those who hate and are hated, and all the staff members who cover the event!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Satoshi Uemoto
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Runtime:92 minutes
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