In the time of warring states, the female ninja Murasame is assigned to assassinate the rebel Lord Daizen Osakabe, who has aligned himself with the Tokugawa clan in a plot to betray the Taiko! Despite overwhelming odds, Murasame nearly succeeds, but in the end is outnumbered and badly wounded. Now she must use all her skills, both as a ninja and as a woman, to escape a deadly web of slavery and deception.

Nana 2 is the sequel to the movie Nana, which follows the adventures of two girls, both named Nana. Taking place shortly after the end of the first movie, Nana 2 focuses on the duo's love lives. Nana "Hachi" Komatsu is trapped in a love triangle between Trapnest's bassist Takumi and the Black Stones' guitarist Nobu. Meanwhile, the other Nana (Osaki) struggles to find success for her band Black Stone, continuing a secret relationship with Trapnest's guitarist Ren.

Nana follows the adventures of two girls both named Nana. While they share the same name, they couldn't be more different. Nana "Hachi" Komatsu follows her boyfriend to Tokyo in hopes to make a new start, while Nana Osaki, who arrives in the city at the same time, is a punk rock beauty who has an ambition to make it big in the world of rock and roll. Although these two young women come from different backgrounds, they quickly become best friends.

In the year 2025, mankind begins its triumphant expansion into space. But when a returning spaceship crash-lands on the streets of Tokyo, it unleashes a deadly cargo: Negadon, a giant, vicious monster from beneath the surface of Mars! Now, only Dr. Narasaki and his long-abandoned robot Miroku can save the Earth. In a clash of titans that will shake the planet to its core, it's giant robot versus space monster for the fate of all mankind!

Japanese Police Headquarters introduce "Negotiator System" to deal with hostage situations in Japan. Two negotiators, Shuhei Ishida and Maiko Tono, had once been partners until people started suspecting an affair. However, a hostage crises arises involving Ishida's wife and child, moving Ishida to ask Maiko to work with him again as a Negotiator on a case he is too close too emotionally to do on his own.

Led by the sadistic Akai, young Juzo suffered from all kinds of abuses from his classmates. Years later, Juzo is hired at a company where Akai is employed and lives in an apartment right below his. Number 13, Juzo's terrifying alter ego, soon appears to put an end to the culprits and everyone else that crosses his path.

When the computer hacker Ben Chan tracks down a legendary underworld boss with known as the Old Man, he aims to find the limits of his own willpower. Before he knows it, Ben is drawn into the story of this unknown soldier and his bloody rise to power...

So how did a girl like Mai end up coaching the worst sumo team in the history of Japan? Okay, sleeping with the sensei and those photos floating around the net might have something to do with it, but they're barely even a real sumo team! With only three members and not a single match in something like seven years, if they don't get into competition this year there won't be a next one!

A Japanese Company funded by the USA experimenting with anti-bacteriological weapons creates a mutated humanoid rat creature which becomes violent and murders the lab technicians. The lab is condemned and its horrifying experiments kept a secret. However, the strange bacteria leak from the lab and spreads to the nearby inhabitants causing a humanoid epidemic!

Hye-jin's reunion with her friends should have been a joyous reunion. However, when a secret is revealed it sends the shy Eun-ju plummeting to her death from a 30-story building! Now, Hye-jin's friends are being hunted down and murdered by what is rumored to be the ghost of Eun-ju!

From the mid-1950s to the early 1970s, wild, idiosyncratic crime movies were the brutal and boisterous business of Nikkatsu, the oldest film studion in Japan. This bruised and bloody collection represents a standout cross section of the nimble nasties Nikkatsu had to offer and contains I Am Waiting, Rusty Knife, Take Aim At The Police Van, Cruel Gun Story, and A Colt is My Passport.

When a bomber, a patricide, a pornographer, and a mad biker, together with various other forms of social detritus, break free from jail, it is not surprising that mayhem follows in their wake. What is surprising is the degree of sympathy that brilliant young director Toshiaki Toyoda elicits with elegant ease from the spectator, as the gang of misfits roams the land in a despair that is crueler for being comic. This is humanity on the run to nowhere.