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High Noon Ripper (1984) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 19, 1984

Original Title:
真昼の切り裂き魔

Alternate Titles:
Mahiru no kirisakima
真昼の切り裂き魔

Genres:
Crime | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Kokuei Company

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

A female got viciously raped and killed. Aya, the publisher of a popular journal, and the professional photographer Kajii hurry to the location of the murder to make some photos for the news. The picture is awful as the murderer had cut the genitals out of his woman’s body. Aya get a tip from a photograph published in the journal, that was used by the fifteen years old person. Kajii prospects Shun to be the killer and starts following him with the help of his girlfriend. A couple of days later the maniac hits again. A new victim is Makiko, with whom Aya had lesbian sex and relationship. Their investigation for finding the killer leads them to a playground in which the first slay has had place. But who may be this High Noon Slasher and why is killing innocent girls.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Masahiro Kasai
Shūji Kataoka

Director:
Yojiro Takita

Director of Photography:
Yōichi Shiga

Editor:
Shōji Sakai

Executive Producer:
Daisuke Asakura

Lighting Technician:
Masao Kanazawa

Screenplay:
Shirô Yumeno

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