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Tales of Terror from Tokyo and All Over Japan: The Movie (2006)
8 short stories comprise this anthology movie, based on the Tales of Terror TV series. The segments are, in order: The Night Watchman (directed by Akio Yoshida), Wisps of Smoke (Kosuke Suzuki), Gloves (Hirohisa Sasaki), The Weight (Kosuke Suzuki), Full-Length Mirror (Ryuta Miyake), Line of Sight (Keisuke Toyoshima), The Promise (Keita Amemiya) and Hisao (Shun'ichi Hirano).
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8 short stories comprise this anthology movie, based on the Tales of Terror TV series. The segments are, in order: The Night Watchman (directed by Akio Yoshida), Wisps of Smoke (Kosuke Suzuki), Gloves (Hirohisa Sasaki), The Weight (Kosuke Suzuki), Full-Length Mirror (Ryuta Miyake), Line of Sight (Keisuke Toyoshima), The Promise (Keita Amemiya) and Hisao (Shun'ichi Hirano).
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Keita Amemiya, Shunichi Hirano, Ryuta Miyake, Hirohisa Sasaki, Keisuke Toyoshima, Akio Yoshida, Kosuke Suzuki
Written By:Ryuta Miyake
In Theaters:4/11/2006
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:BS-i K.K., Slow Learner, King Records
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