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Terror in the Streets 

Yuri Ebara is inexplicably laid off, abandoned by her closest friend, and is suddenly asked to move out of her apartment. As she nears rock bottom, she begins to suspect someone is out to drive her insane, or worse.
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Yuri Ebara is inexplicably laid off, abandoned by her closest friend, and is suddenly asked to move out of her apartment. As she nears rock bottom, she begins to suspect someone is out to drive her insane, or worse.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Michio Yamamoto
Written By:Ei Ogawa
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:TOHO

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