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<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Collection of Japanese thrillers starring Meiko Kaji. In 'Female Prisoner #701 - Scorpion' (1972) Matsu (Kaji), better known as Scorpion, lands in prison thanks to the evil manipulations of an ex-boyfriend. After suffering at the hands of the jailers and other prisoners, she must find a way to escape in order to get her revenge. In 'Female Prisoner #701 - Scorpion: Jailhouse 41' (1972) Matsu exacts a grim revenge on the male wardens at the prison. No male appendage is secure as she stalks the wings in a razor-frenzy. After enduring further brutal punishment, Matsu forms a new plan to escape, this time with the help of six fellow inmates. 'Female Prisoner #701 - Scorpion: Beast Stable' (1973) follows an escaped Matsu as she attempts to outrun her pursuers. After taking refuge in the home of a prostitute, things become difficult when she finds trouble with a local gang. Finally, in 'Female Prisoner Scorpion #701's Grudge Song' (1973) Matsu attempts to get revenge on a corrupt detective. Things don't go to plan however, and after ending up back in prison, she again must find a way to escape before she is executed.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set with Book (Restored Limited Edition)</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Collection of six Japanese horror films from the 'Ju-On' series. In 'Ju-On: The Curse' (2000), school teacher Shunsuke Kobayashi (Yûrei Yanagi) makes a house call to check on his student Toshio Saeki (Ryota Koyama) after his repeated absences from school. In doing so he uncovers the horrific murder of Toshio's mother Kayako (Takako Fuji) within the Saeki household, a murder so violent that it induced a curse upon the house and all who enter it. In 'Ju-On: The Curse 2' (2000), which retells certain stories of the first film, a new family living in the house become afflicted with the curse. At the same time Tatsuya Suzuki (Makoto Ashikawa), a real estate agent, employs his psychic sister Kyoko (Yuko Daike) to help investigate the house, but in doing so they unwittingly bring the curse back to their family. In 'Ju-On: The Grudge' (2002), social worker Rika Nishina (Megumi Okina) is tasked with looking after the elderly Sachie Tokunaga (Chikako Isomura), who lives with her family at the cursed house. While there, Rika is shocked to find a young boy named Toshio (Yuya Ozeki) shortly before she witnesses Sachie's death, seemingly caused by a ghost. The following police investigation brings more people to the cursed house, allowing it to spread further than ever before. In 'Ju-On: The Grudge 2' (2003) Kyoko Harase (Noriko Sakai) is invited to join a TV production investigating rumours about the cursed household, and though they experience little in the way of paranormal events while filming, the team soon experiences their own horrors after being subjected to the curse. In 'Ju-On: Black Ghost' (2009), after school girl Fukie (Hana Matsumoto) is rushed to hospital following a collapse, she exhibits strange behaviour and is placed under supervision. When it is revealed that Fukie's behaviour is due to a strange cyst that may be the physical remnant of a merged twin, attempts to deal with the cyst soon unleash an evil spirit intent on revenge. Finally, in 'Ju-On: White Ghost' (2009), Atsushi Isobe (Tsuyoshi Muro) becomes possessed after moving to a new house, causing him to kill his entire family before hanging himself in the nearby forest. As he is dying, Atsushi records his final words onto a cassette, turning it into a cursed object that kills anyone who listens to it.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>All 13 episodes of the Japanese anime based on the manga by Shuzo Oshimi. When teenage bookworm Takao Kasuga (voice of Shin'ichirô Ueda) steals gym clothes belonging to Nanako Saeki (Yôko Hikasa), the girl he idolises, the theft is witnessed by his classmate Sawa Nakamura (Mariya Ise). She threatens to reveal the theft in order to blackmail him into doing what she says and soon the lives of all three of them become entangled to an unhealthy degree. The episodes are: 'Flowers of Evil 1 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 2 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 3 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 4 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 5 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 6 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 7 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 8 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 9 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 10 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 11 of 13', 'Flowers of Evil 12 of 13' and 'Flowers of Evil 13 of 13'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Limited Collector's Edition</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Collection of nine Japanese direct-to-video crime thrillers from Toei Company. In 'Crime Hunter: Bullets of Rage' (1989) Detective Joe Kawamura (Masanori Sera) joins forces with a nun called Lily (Minako Tanaka) to exact revenge on the criminal who killed Joe's partner Ahiru (Riki Takeuchi) and stole millions from Lily's church. 'Neo Chinpira: Zoom Goes the Bullet' (1990) follows low-level yakuza Junko (Shô Aikawa) who is called upon to avenge the murder of a high-ranking member of their family and must decide if he will act or flee and risk the consequences. In 'Stranger' (1991) Kiriko (Yûko Natori) works as a taxi driver at night and finds herself pursued relentlessly by a mysterious enemy. In 'Carlos' (1991) the eponymous Brazilian-Japanese criminal travels to Japan and becomes embroiled in the conflict between two warring yakuza families. 'Burning Dog' (1991) follows a gang of thieves who plan to rob an American military base in Okinawa but the heist ends in disaster and betrayal. In 'Female Prisoner Scorpion: Death Threat' (1991) an elite assassin tasked with entering a women's prison and eliminating an infamous prisoner encounters more than she bargained for during the course of her mission. 'The Hitman: Blood Smells Like Roses' (1991) follows Yuichiro Takanashi (Hideki Saijô) who takes on the yakuza in a desperate, revenge-fuelled frenzy after his fiancée is shot and killed. In 'Danger Point: The Road to Hell' (1991) yakuza hitmen Joji (Jô Shishido) and Ken (Aikawa) embark on a mission to locate a large amount of missing money and find their partnership tested in the process. Finally, 'XX: Beautiful Hunter' (1994) follows Shion (Makiko Kuno) who was raised to be an assassin but rebels when she is tasked with killing Ito (Johnny Okura), the man she loves.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set (Limited Edition)</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>First 25 episodes of the Mecha anime series directed and co-written by Yoshiyuki Tomino. In the wake of a terrible war between the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG) and the Titans of the Earth Federation, a third faction takes advantage of the chaos to gain control over Earth and its colonies. Neo-Zeon, led by Haman Karn (voice of Yoshiko Sakakibara), launches a surprise attack on the AEUG flagship while it is docked at Shangri-La for repairs. Young junk dealer Judau Ashta (Kazuki Yao) is looking to steal a mobile suit and sell it to fund his sister's education when the Neo-Zeon attack draws him into a conflict across the stars. The episodes are: 'Prelude of ZZ', 'The Young Man from Shangri-La', 'The Knight of the Endra', 'Hot-Blooded Mashymre', 'Judau's Decision', 'The Menace of the Zssa', 'The Gaza Storm', 'The Funeral Bell Tolls Twice', 'Judau in Space', 'Sayonara, Fa', 'Activate! Double Zeta', 'Leina Vanishes', 'Little Sister!', 'The Phantom Colony: Part 1', 'The Phantom Colony: Part 2', 'Melee Aboard the Argama', 'Retrieve the Core Top!', 'Haman's Black Shadow', 'Puru and Axis', 'Tearful Cecillia: Part I', 'Tearful Cecillia: Part II', 'Judau, Sorties!!', 'Earth Ablaze', 'Siblings' Love On the South Seas' and 'Rommel's Face'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Episodes 26-47 of the Mecha anime series directed and co-written by Yoshiyuki Tomino. In the wake of a terrible war between the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG) and the Titans of the Earth Federation, a third faction takes advantage of the chaos to gain control over Earth and its colonies. Neo-Zeon, led by Haman Karn (voice of Yoshiko Sakakibara), launches a surprise attack on the AEUG flagship while it is docked at Shangri-La for repairs. Young junk dealer Judau Ashta (Kazuki Yao) is looking to steal a mobile suit and sell it to fund his sister's education when the Neo-Zeon attack draws him into a conflict across the stars. The episodes are: 'Masai's Heart', 'Leina's Blood: Part I', 'Leina's Blood: Part II', 'Runaway Roux', 'Blue Team: Part I', 'Blue Team: Part II', 'Beyond the Salt Lake', 'An Afternoon in Dublin', 'Kamille's Voice', 'The Sky Is Falling', 'Puru Two's Descent', 'Nahel Argama', 'The Iron Wall of the Jamru Fin', 'The Second Coming of Sarasa', 'Tigerbaum's Dream', 'Rasara's Life', 'Core 3 Maiden: Part I', 'Core 3 Maiden: Part II', 'Emary, Wilting Flower', 'The Battle of Axis', 'Vibration' and 'Warrior, Once More...'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set</i>