“Toshimaen” is a Japanese horror-thriller film, also known as "Eiga: Toshimaen", directed by Hiroshi Takahashi, starring actors Rie Kitahara, Kojima Fujiko, Nana Asakawa, and Ruka Matsuda, based on a real-life urban legend. The story is about a college student, Hayashi, who returns to the amusement park "Toshimaen" with her high school friends and unexpectedly, they heard the rumored secret curse on the Internet. Driven by curiosity, they came to an ancient western-style building and knocked on the door. Unexpectedly, this behavior led to a series of terrorist phenomena. Not only did their friends disappear one after another, but Hayashi gradually found the terrible truth hidden behind paradise in the process.
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This May, "Justice League" director Zack Snyder directed the post-apocalyptic film "Army Of The Dead", released on Netflix, has received attention from all walks of life for its unique theme and worldview setting and has achieved excellent results in many countries, and this time as a prequel to the same series, "Legion of Thieves" is set six years ago when the disaster first broke out, the story will have a connection with the previous work What is the connection between the story and its predecessor? The same also aroused the audience's inner curiosity.
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