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Oni-Gokko

By Norman Gidney | June 2018

Two women play a bloody game of tag in an old home uncovering a dark secret. This eight-minute short really had some…

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Two women play a bloody game of tag in an old home uncovering a dark secret. This eight-minute short really had some potential. The back of a female,...

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Karate Kill harkens back to a politically incorrect era of filmmaking filled with Oh-My-God moments. From writer/director Kurando Mitsutake, Karate Kill is...

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