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A teacher and his five female students are attacked by a monster with neon-green eyes. The teacher escapes but his students are completely dismembered. He soon discovers the monster is worshipped by a cult whose ambition is to rule the world and tear the clothes off young girls.
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A teacher and his five female students are attacked by a monster with neon-green eyes. The teacher escapes but his students are completely dismembered. He soon discovers the monster is worshipped by a cult whose ambition is to rule the world and tear the clothes off young girls.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Lee Ho-Kwan
In Theaters:6/7/1991
Box Office:$326,224
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:T & M International Film Co., Ltd., Cheung Yau Martial Arts Direction Co., Ltd., Newport Films Distribution Co., Ltd., 108 Records Ltd., Co., Cinema City Recording Studio, Norman Production Co., Universal Laboratory Limited
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