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An astonishing solid situation thriller! The magimundas of the images that had the viewers in a screaming frenzy have been revived and returned in a new guise! The extreme shocking scenes that could not be achieved in conventional J-horror films have caused controversy, and this "island horror" from Okinawa will explode with unanswered questions!
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An astonishing solid situation thriller! The magimundas of the images that had the viewers in a screaming frenzy have been revived and returned in a new guise! The extreme shocking scenes that could not be achieved in conventional J-horror films have caused controversy, and this "island horror" from Okinawa will explode with unanswered questions!
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