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"The Japanese New Wave is almost synonymous with Nagisa Oshima. His film In the Realm of the Senses outraged critics and audiences alike with its many scenes of unsimulated sex. Here he takes similar themes of lust and murderous passion and explores them through the supernatural, crafting a ghost story that puts Japanese society and cultural conventions on trial in a masterful way. Who are the criminals here? Those who dare to pursue their feelings and impulses, or the society that forbids them the freedom to do just that?"

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Lucky Block Mod for Minecraft PC Edition Guide - Pocket Information

Reference and Entertainment

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App

Lucky Block for Minecraft is here! Learn more about this instant structure using an...

Heaven and Hell (The North and South Trilogy Book 3)

John Jakes

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Book

The last days of the Civil War bring no peace for the Main and Hazard families. As the Mains’...

Historical Fiction

Mystic Vale: Vale of Magic

8.0 (5 Ratings) Rate It

Tabletop Game

Mystic Vale: Vale of Magic introduces 54 new advancement cards and 18 vale cards to the Mystic Vale...

Boyfriend Craft: High School Crush Simulator

Games and Entertainment

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App

My Virtual boyfriend in a girls craft world! Dating sims high school crush game! A game where you...

KirstyWooller (0 KP) rated the Xbox One version of Fallout 4 in Video Games

Oct 15, 2018

Fallout 4

2017 | Role-Playing

8.5

(99 Ratings)

Video Game Rating

Attention to detail (4 more)

Never-ending fun

Characters

Storyline and side missions

Crafting

One of THE best games I've played

I was introduced to this game by my bf and I think I've probably completed and then restarted the game at least 4 times playing with each faction. I love the storyline even though some seem less impressed, the endless hours of creating settlements is probably my favourite and the fact that there's always something new, something I'd missed from the last playthrough. The open world never gets boring and the DLCs keepveveruthunh exciting. Its a game I'll always come back to.