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Violent Late Night Bus non'stop crazy tour
A route bus starts to move late at night with passengers on board. However, it is a fake bus driven by a bus maniac... Where is the bus with the quirky outcasts of society headed?
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A route bus starts to move late at night with passengers on board. However, it is a fake bus driven by a bus maniac... Where is the bus with the quirky outcasts of society headed?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:宗かんな
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:A-rights
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