Hatsukoi ☆ FIRST LOVE ☆ EN Subtitled

Leo/Takahiro Miura is a young boxer, successful but unable to show emotion. He has a fight scheduled and is sure that he will win. Instead, his opponent knocks him out. This triggers a chain of unpleasant events involving drugs, corrupt cops, the Yakuza, a female assassin/Becky - and Monica/Sakurako Konishi, an escort that he must rescue. It's one hell of a night for Leo.

Takashi Miike Directed & Produced Movie


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Bugmaster *Jo Odagiri & Makiko Esumi EN Sub

Some time between the Meiji and Taisho period… A mother and son walk through heavy rain. The son, YOKI, sees strange, iridescent creatures float from the mountainside and then disappear. He does not yet know such creatures are called “Mushi” and can not be seen by ordinary men. Suddenly, there is a landslide and Yoki’s mother is swallowed by the flood. A Mushishi woman named NUI finds the child, who miraculously survived, and takes him home with her. Some years later, we meet Yoki again as an adult. Having lost his memory in an incident he can not recall, he is now called “GINKO.” He is a “Mushishi,” one who studies the Mushi he could see as a child and protects ordinary men from the illnesses that they inflict. He travels alone through the thick mountain snow, looking for a night’s lodging. We see that his hair is white like the snow and one of his eyes is now missing. Ginko makes his way to a house where a young woman named TANYU has fallen ill. Born to a family with a strong connection to Mushi, Tanyu records the ancient stories of the Mushi onto scrolls. She fell ill after she heard a tale from a blind Mushishi woman. The woman told her about how she had fought off a powerful Mushi called “Tokoyami,” which lived at the bottom of a pond, and about an eyeless fish which lived at the bottom of the Tokoyami called “Ginko.” Her extended exposure to the pond turned her hair white and took her eyes.

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Sweet Little Lies *Miki Nakatani & Nao Omori EN Sub

Underneath the veneer of orderly lives, frozen smiles and awkward averted glances, SWEET LITTLE LIES is a cold-as-steel clinical study of a couple. Married for three years, the couple keeps up the apparently tender rituals of newlyweds, but all is not as bright and beautiful as it would seem. Miki Nakatani, “the best Japanese actress of her generation” (Mark Schilling, Japan Times) plays the emotionally and sexually starved wife in Hitoshi Yazaki’s anti-melodramatic chronicle of the disintegration of a marriage. Even the most seasoned viewers will be struck by the menacing calm of Yazaki’s compositions, and his unveiling of lives made from lies.

Rating 17+ This film is intended for MATURE Audience, but may only be viewed by persons 17 years of age or older. By streaming/viewing, you are agreeing to our MATURE AUDIENCES AGREEMENT.

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Onna Uso *Unrated ~Stage Produced by Hitoshi Matsumoto

The murder of abduction and confinement incident three women were victims, Kiriyama occur simultaneously in a hospital that specializes in psychiatry. Since the news of the director from the incident is unknown, that (row next diligent study) Hayashida veteran detective embark on a full-fledged investigation. And questioned the victims of confinement, much nurse is also the daughter-in-law (Lisa Kasumi) Yuko, the director is a business-women (Miku Hasegawa) Mayumi, pharmaceutical companies housewife had been visits to the hospital Suruga, Hayashida feel something suspicious that there is a discrepancy between the testimony of each party to the contents unnatural.

Rating 17+ This film is intended for MATURE Audience, but may only be viewed by persons 17 years of age or older. By streaming/viewing, you are agreeing to our MATURE AUDIENCES AGREEMENT.

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Rabbit Horror EN Subtitled Horror

A young woman searches for her younger brother who was dragged away into an alternate world by a rabbit ... 10-year-old Daigo/Takeru Shibuya kills a sick rabbit on the school playground which he adored. The other kids call him "rabbit killer." Since then the boy has stayed at home and has been tutored by his sister Kiriko; then her Mother died of an incomprehensible disease. Since that time Kiriko has not spoken. Their Father/Teruyuki Kagawa is distant & also silent, working away on his storybook illustrations. One day, Daigo and Kiriko go to watch a 3D movie. A rabbit suddenly pops out of the screen and Daigo attempts to grab it. That night, Daigo is lured into a strange world through the stairs in their home by a rabbit doll ...

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Ask This of Rikyu *Ebizo Ichikawa & Miki Nakatani

Sen no Rikyu/Ebizo Ichikawa (Famous Kabuki actor) is the son of a fish shop owner. Sen no Rikyu then studies tea and eventually becomes one of the primary influences upon the Japanese tea ceremony. With his elegant esthetics, Sen no Rikyu is favored by the most powerful man in Japan Toyotomi Hideyoshi/Nao Omori and becomes one of his closest adviser. Due to conflicts, Toyotomi Hideyoshi then orders Sen no Rikyu to commit seppuku (suicide by disembodiment "Samurai style").

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R100 by Hitoshi Matsumoto EN Sub Reloaded 5/15/14

Cast: Nao Omori

Mao Daichi

Shinobu Terajima

Hairi Katagiri

Ai Tominaga

Eriko Sato

Naomi Watanabe

Gin Maeda

You

Haruki Nishimoto

Hitoshi Matsumoto

Suzuki Matsuo

Atsuro Watabe

 Synopsis: A man/Nao Omori enters a mysterious club. In front of him, various women, with distinctive individual qualities, appear one by one. Many minute details throughout the film that will delight and encourage repeat viewings. So unpredictable that it is refreshing to see, even for a Japanese film (You will never feel the same way about 'Ode to Joy' ever again)

Disclaimer: Rating 18+ This film is unrated, but may only be viewed by persons 18 years of age or older. By streaming/viewing, you are agreeing to our MATURE AUDIENCES AGREEMENT.

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R100 by Hitoshi Matsumoto/Streaming

Japanese Language (No EN Subs)

Synopsis: A man/Nao Omori enters a mysterious club. In front of him, various women, with distinctive individual qualities, appear one by one. Many minute details throughout the film that will delight and encourage repeat viewings. So unpredictable that it is refreshing to see, even for a Japanese film (You will never feel the same way about 'Ode to Joy' ever again)

Disclaimer: Rating 18+ This film is unrated, but may only be viewed by persons 18 years of age or older. By streaming/viewing, you are agreeing to our MATURE AUDIENCES AGREEMENT.

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