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Art of The Devil II (aka: Long Khong)

The follow-up to the nerve-twisting 2004 Thai original, Art of the Devil II chronicles the horrifying exploits of a seductive elementary school teacher named Miss Panor. Captivated by her beauty and desperate to win her heart, several of the village men simultaneously cast a Love Spell on her. But that many spells is too much for one woman to handle, and Miss Panor soon begins to lose her grip on reality. When an Indian Witch doctor prescribes a diet of human flesh, Miss Panor plunges even deeper into the darkest corners of witchcraft. With the help of six of her former students, Miss Panor must tempt fate in order to take revenge on the lustdriven madmen who drove her to the edge of sanity.

A team of seven up-and-coming Thai horror directors, known as the Ronin Team, joins forces to bring you the ultimate in extreme horror.

Danger Zone

Witness Protection House, a supposedly very safe place for the accommodation of important witnesses, can sometimes be unsafe and even the tomb for anyone who lives in it. Ching and Lin have a mission of protecting two tainted witnesses Chun and his girlfriend Bonnie in a Witness Protection House. Yet, the killer can still find his way and figure out their whereabouts, forcing Ching move the vulnerable witnesses to a more deserted House. Just as she gives herself a break at the new House, complacent with the safety they enjoy....

Fantastipo

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Domoto Tsuyoshi + Kokubun Taichi team up for spectacular fun!

In this fourth movie released under the banner of Johnny Entertainment J STORM Company, director Yabuuchi Shogo brings together J-Pop superstars Domoto Tsuyoshi from KinKi Kids and Kokubun Taichi from TOKIO to join forces for the irreverent comedy, Fantastipo! Released in February of 2005, Yabuuchi's directorial debut is a winning tale of two brothers who discover the real meaning of the word family!

The film revolves around the mostly dependable Toraji (Kokubun Taichi) and free-spirited Haiji (Domoto Tsuyoshi), two siblings who suddenly become President and Executive Director of Armadillo, Inc. when their father, Kintaro Koinobori, suddenly steps down from his position and appoints his sons in his stead. With the help of their father, the two brothers continue to keep Armadillo Inc. at the top of the heap, yet slowly, but surely the relationship among all three begins to deteriorate. Will the family hold together? Will they pull through? The answer may lie in a song the boys are composing. That song's name - Fantastipo...

Fortune Code

Set in China during the Japanese occupation. A young man breaks out of a POW camp to marry his sweetheart, but finds she is now a spy for the resistance, code-named "Number 3". With the help of "Number 2" he returns to the camp to find "Fortune", an agent who possesses the pass-code to a Swiss bank account with $500 billion intended for the Chinese army.

Hanging Garden (aka: Kuchu Teien)

The Hanging Garden revolves around an apparently perfect family. They are bright, their finances are sound, they have a perfectly adequate home, and - most importantly - they have an explicit house rule that they talk about everything honestly, no omissions, no subject tabboo, a point driven home by a breakfast time conversation about where each of the two children were conceived. But, of course, nothing is as it seems. Mother has a vicious streak. Father has a pair of mistresses. Son is very nearly a shut in. Daughter is experimenting with sex. And all of them have huge secrets tucked away from the others.

Heroes Of Sung

"Heroes Of Sung" stars one of the original kung fu ladies of the silver screen, Shih Szu, playing swordswoman Meng Hung, who must work with Fan Tien-Fu, played by perennial Shaws bad guy Lo Lieh (although he's good in this) to find then protect the royal seals of the Sung Dynasty. Shih's magnificent perfromance earned her the female hero role in the Shaws-Hammer Studios hit "Dracula And The 7 Golden Vampires".

Men in White

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Revolving around five cowardly and clueless Singaporean ghosts - a badminton player (Shaun Chen), a gangster girl (Ling Lee), a housewife (Alice Lim) and two hip-hop rappers (Ben Yeung & Xavier Teo), Men In White tells of their misadventures as they stumble through the bizarre rules of ghost-hood.

Trouble arrives in the form of a photographer ghost (David Aw) who joins out....

Pray (aka: Prayer)

What if the girl you just kidnapped had already died one year ago?

Strange noises echo in the hallways of an abandoned school. The kidnappers die, one by one.

The mysterious girl slowly extricates the deeply buried memories of one man's tragic past...

Mitsuru (Tetsuji Tamayama) and Maki (Asami Mizukawa) kidnap a young girl and hide out in an abandoned school. If they get the ransom money as planned, it will buy them the drugs¡ and the ticket out of their stagnant lives. But Mitsuru makes one gross miscalculation. Their hostage, Ai Shinohara, already died one year ago. Strange sounds echo through the hallways. The girl disappears and reappears. One by one, the kidnappers die bizarre deaths, their wrists severed from their bodies. "Who are you?" The mysterious girl slowly extricates the deeply buried memories of one man's tragic past

Ravaged House

"In a rural village, a kind young man named Zoroku leads an unassuming life. He is adored by his younger sister, Haruko, and all is well... until one day, without warning, Zoroku is ravaged by a bizarre disease that festers his skin and deforms his body. Fearful that the villagers will see Zoroku's grotesque transformation, his parents lock him up in the house. But the village chief's son sees him and soon, Zoroku is ostracized by his community, and [Haruko] is viciously assaulted. Unable to watch Haruko suffer any further, Zoroku's parents reluctantly determine to end his misery themselves. Haruko tries to save her brother and they escape from the confines of the house... but to what end?"

Samurai Chicks

On one of the southernmost islands of Japan, there's a dance school 'Orion Dancers Academy'. Hiding its public identity as a training school of singers and dancers, it actually operates as a girl-warrior training school, in order to win independence of the island. The secretly trained agents watch the music video of charismatic idol Cocoe (R-NA) on a huge TV monitor, and unlock codes from her dancing to complete their missions. However, the dark shadow of a rival organization slowly sneaks up on the girls and the training school on the island.

Sparkle in the Dark

A man who has embarked on a private crusade to provide a home for, and help reform, social outcasts with mental or other problems, Mr Lee (Li) spends a significant amount of time preaching while administering to the troubled individuals he generously treats as members of his family. For the most part, however, his earnest urgings (“Just try your best to be your best”) and bits of advice (“If you know how to love, that means you know how to sacrifice”) appear to fall on deaf ears.

Sukida

Ishikawa Hiroshi, director of the much-admired Tokyo.Sora, returns with his second feature, Su-Ki-Da, for which he has assembled a stellar cast of young thesps. Miyazaki Aoi (NANA), Eita (Kuchu Teien), Nagasaku Hiromi (Kuchu Teien), Kase Ryo (Scrap Heaven), Nishijima Hideotoshi (Dolls), Omori Nao (Vibrator) and Oyamada Sayuri (Bright Future) all appear in this touching romantic drama.

17-year-old Yu (Miyazaki Aoi) has a major crush on Yosuke (Eita), the handsome young boy who plays his guitar on the riverbank everyday. He plays the same tune again and again and it fills Yu's heart with joy and longing - but also with sadness. As much as she may love Yosuke, she knows that his affections lie elsewhere, with Yu's older sister, no less. Seventeen years later, Yu (now played by Nagasaku Hiromi) and Yosuke (now played by Nishijima Hideotoshi) meet by chance in Tokyo, reawakening long-dormant emotions within Yu's heart, but also within Yosuke's.

To Catch The Uncatchable disc 2

After hitting ratings gold in 2000 with War of the Genders, comedian-turned-actor Dayo Wong collaborated with TVB and producer Chui Jing Hong again in 2004 for To Catch the Uncatchable, which became the top rated Hong Kong drama of the year. Starring as a private detective in this offbeat detective comedy series, Dayo Wong unleashes his trademark humor, eliciting plenty of laughs with his wry wit, eccentric logic, and straight-faced gags. Wong's pairing with Carol Cheng in War of the Genders is one of the most memorable TV couples of recent years, and he again strikes great comedic and romantic chemistry in To Catch the Uncatchable, this time with top TVB actress Ada Choi who makes a rare comedic turn as a brash, bumbling career woman. This entertaining drama also co-stars Michael Tong, Marco Ngai, Ram Chiang, and Belinda Hamnett.

Laid-back private detective Mok Jok Dung (Dayo Wong) couldn't hold his own in a fight if his life depended on it, but what he lacks in physical prowess, he more than makes up for with his quick mind. Using his unusual methods and unconventional reasoning, Mok solves many odd and difficult cases that stump even the police. In his investigations, he keeps running into brassy, but kind-hearted insurance agent Wai Wai (Ada Choi). Though they get off to a bad start, the two begin to fall in love, but neither wants to admit their feelings to each other.

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To Live (aka Lifetimes)

Another stirring production from director/actress team of Zhang Yimou and Gong Li, although this time the female role is less powerful, and less pivotal, than the male lead. Film follows married couple as their fortunes rise and fall, through several decades of Chinese life, from 1940's onward. Viewer gets history lesson as time passes, children grow, and freedoms are suppressed. Ge You is outstanding as simple yet unstereotypical patriarch; only flaw is that episodic story eventually develops Edna Ferber-ish soap opera quality. Based on the novel Lifetimes by Yu Hua.

Tomboy Commando

From rockers to fighters, these girls prefer fighting than dressing. Enjoy the band!

Virgin Snow

A Korean college student studying abroad in Kyoto falls in love with a Japanese student. But just as their relationship begins to blossom, she disappears without a trace...

The joint Japanese-Korean movie "Virgin Snow", starring famous Korean actor Lee Joon-Ki and Japanese actress Aoi Miyazaki, is a story about a high school student named Min (Lee) who moves to Kyoto with his father, a renowned professor of ceramics, and falls in love with a young girl named Nanae (Miyazaki), whose melancholic personality captivates his heart.

Yellow Tears (aka: Kiiroi Namida )

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Back then we were always laughing--laughing to keep ourselves from crying. Director Isshin Inudo ("Joze to Tora to Sakanatachi") and the members of pop group Arashi bring you a sad, nostalgic story of dreams, hope, freedom, and adolescent tragedy based on the legendary manga of the same name. Set in Tokyo during the 1950's, the members of Arashi tell a timeless tale of dreams, hope, and frustration, meetings and departures.

The five members of Arashi appear together on the big screen again in the highly anticipated Kiiroi Namida, a.k.a. Yellow Tears. Based on the classic manga by Nagashima Shinji, this nostalgic film takes the audience back to the 1960s with a moving story about youth, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams. Director Inudo Isshin, whose previous works include Touch, Maison de Himiko, and Across a Gold Prairie, strikes the right balance of compelling drama and coming-of-age tropes in following the hopes and trials of five young men in post-war Japan. With all the members of Arashi in a film together for the first time since Pikanchi, Kiiroi Namida inevitably bears the label of an idol movie, but it is much more than that. Matsumoto Jun (Tokyo Tower), Sakurai Sho (Honey and Clover), Ninomiya Kazunari (Letters from Iwo Jima), Aiba Masaki (Triple Kitchen), and Ohno Satoshi have all developed respectable acting careers in their own rights, and the film truly showcases them as individual actors, while building on the chemistry they have as a group.

In the bustle of 1960s Tokyo, five young men cross paths and develop a strong friendship. Ambitious novelist Ryuzo (Sakurai Sho), aspiring manga artist Eisuke (Ninomiya Kazunari), painter Kei (Ono Satoshi), aspiring singer Shoichi (Masaki Aiba), and Yuji (Matsumoto Jun) who moved to Tokyo to make his own way end up living together end up living together. Each works hard to realize his dream, but the journey of youth is never straightforward.

Youth Of Kamiya Etsuko

Director Kazuo Kuroki ("Chichi to Kuraseba") returns with a brand new film with a stirring message. The year, 1945. Two young military officers and two sweet girls fall in love beneath the springtime cherry blossoms on a military bass in wartime Japan. Film stars Tomoyo Harada ("Sayonara Color," "Daiteiden no Yoru ni"), Masatoshi Nagase ("Mystery Train," "Stereo Future"), Shunsuke Matsuoka, film veteran Kaoru Kobayashi, and Manami Honjo.