Sayoko Yoda

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Erotic Horror Omnibus Consisting of Two Episodes: Episode 1 "ROOM Bloody Girl" A female college student came to Tokyo from the countryside. After walking around real estate agents looking for a room, I finally found a good one. However, a ghost of a man lives in that room, and one night she is raped by him. She said, "I've got a knife in my hand to stand against that ghost! Episode 2 "Raccoon Legend Izu Mystery Zone! Three Beautiful Women's Journey" Three girls will travel to Izu and meet three raccoon dogs on the trip. However, this raccoon dog usually disguises himself as a high school girl, so no one can recognize him as a raccoon dog. The three raccoon dogs were messengers of the Tanuki-sama, who had long been forbidden in this region. Then, something happened, and the three people who were traveling were mischievous. In the end, it's all outrageous...
修羅の黙示録2 ボディーガード牙
When a young karate student attempts to earn some extra cash by serving as bodyguard to a high-profile Hong Kong woman, the initial distraction of her beauty soon gives way to razor sharp focus as a series of attackers descend upon the pair.
くノ一忍法帖 IV 忠臣蔵秘抄
Basically the plot revolves around the title characters having to stop some sort of alliance from carrying out their dastardly deeds. The vixens employ some of the most bizarre ninjitsu sex magic ever commited to the screen to aid them in their quest. The production feels like some edited episodes of a TV series (I don't know if that's actually the case here), so think along the lines of Charlie's Angels meets Saiyûki (aka. Monkey) but made by perverts and you'll start to get the picture of what to expect. It also has a great soundtrack; kind of early 80's synth-pop soap opera score combined with the sort of thing you'd find in a Japanese RPG on the Super Nintendo. Filled with some great fight scenes, lots of nudity, bizarre ninja sex magic (that simply has to be seen... especially the magical-ninja-egg laying vixen), and some over-the-top violence certainly make this offbeat oddity worthy of a whole-hearted recommendation