Angel in the Dark Trailer (1993)

13 August 1993 61 mins

Sato regular Koichi Imaizumi stars as a man obsessed with high school girls and their uniforms, viewing them as innocent and untainted. He begins an affair with one such girl (Yuri Ishihara), who is unmercifully bullied by her classmates and thus vulnerable to Imaizumi's attentions. After a time, Ishihara begins to manipulate her suitor, talking him into brutally raping all the girls who tormented her. Excited by schoolgirls as he is, Imaizumi has no problem acceding to Ishihara's demands at first, but eventually rebels due to his love for the vengeful nymphet.

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Cast

Crew

Shinji Imaoka Assistant Director

Kyoko Godai Screenplay

Masashi Inayoshi Director of Photography

Shōji Sakai Editor

Hisayasu Satô Director

International Titles

Nama honban: Nomihosu! Trailer

Real Action: Drink Up Trailer

Raw Real Performance: Drink Up Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 13 August 1993

Production Companies

Shishi Production

Xces Film

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