Masterpiece directed by Mizoguchi Kenji based on the stories by Ueada Akinari. Film tells us the stories of two married couples in Azuchi-Momoyama period. This what drives them is getting wealthy and power. Will they achieve their dreams?

A haunted theatre, filled with the vengeful spirits of a tragically-trapped performance troupe murdered in a fire 13 years ago, waits for the once-grand palatial playhouse to re-open with a new show - and bring in new victims.

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Having replied to a wicked post on her school website, Ye Won keeps getting a threatening call from a boy named Ji Eun Sung. Having heard about him from her friend, she keeps running away from him. But they kissed accidentally when Ye Won was trying to escape from him. Having his lips stolen by Ye Won, Eun Sung threatens her to marry him, adding that no other girl has ever kissed him before. The only thing Ye Won can do is to obey whatever Eun Sung said. At first, Ye Won just hates him the most for his self-righteousness and unreasonableness. But she gradually finds herself starting to fall for him.

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Bitman nice and gentle daughter attending bunnyeo gambling buck money on behalf of his father, leaving burned another dive. Pakpakhan the only light in the house of her intellectual life, working as a maid as his affable Kang! But one night, I work with colleagues myeongjun bunnyeo suddenly confessed his love for Tom, and her body. But that is why you should hate seukinswip're so good ?! Bunnyeo imagine the hot hand of every night myeongjun but heck not satisfied. After all, most of the market bunnyeo rich mangap drawn by instinct, his work under the shallow water, and for a long time and starts to seduce been adored by Kang.

Who doesn't love the vastly successful Japanese video game The Oneechanbara? You got a hot sexy bikini cowgirl killing zombies? Add some extra characters for each iteration of the game series and its gets even better. (Im sure the new Wii version makes slicing zombies heads off all the more physically exertive so as to stay in physical parity with the main character who seems quite fit. Now the plot of the video game is pretty slim to none, so the movie expands on this by adding SOME plot. Some back-story on the characters is good, as well as a motivation to kill zombies and why of course there ARE zombies running amok. But nowhere does anyone ever bother to mention why she is always wearing a bikini and cowboy hat. Perhaps there is a vague "Fistfull of Dollars"/"Galaxy Express 999" reference here, but still, for those of us probing the sartorial functions of Oneechanbara's battle dress, I guess we should just sit back and enjoy it without asking such pointless questions. The film action then is very much like the game action and therefore lots of fun. The fight scenes are the highlights and really shine. The pathos and drama are pretty standard but necessary. The whole picture tho is quite low budget and lacking any sort of quality acting talent. I believe the main actress was either a DVD pinup idol or a soft core porn star, so we'll just say she's got a good future if the movie turns franchise. Maybe they'll explain more in a sequel. In the meantime, hell, she's a hot zombie killing bikini girl!

Go Lala Go! / Du Lala's Promotion (Du Lala's Promotion): Helmed by actress-turned-director Xu Jinglei, the film is adapted from a novel entitled "Du Lala's Promotion". The best-seller centers on a woman named Du Lala who takes the high road to get promoted. The film stars director Xu Jinglei herself as Du Lala, as well as Stanley Huang, Karen Mok, Li Ai, and Pace Wu. Lala lands a job at an international Fortune 500 company as an entry-level secretary making an equally entry-level salary. Her Chinese-speaking foreign bosses quickly recognize her talents, and she is soon on her way to realizing her corporate aspirations.Of course, both her professional and personal lives become somewhat complicated with a series of comedic, and eventually, romantic, run-ins with David, the stone-faced Director of Sales played by American-Taiwanese pop star Stanley Huang