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Mail (2004)

Mail (2004)
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From director Iwao Takahashi comes this J-Horror film adapted from a comic book by Housui Yamazaki. Takamasa Suga stars as Akiba, a detective who is anything but your average PI. Akiba cases are of a ghostly nature, as he's taken it upon himself to get lost souls out of his frightened clients' lives and on to the afterlife. Eventually, Akiba and his young assistant Mikoto are faced with a case like none they've seen before. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

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Director(s):
Iwao Takahashi
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DVD
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Synopsis of Mail

From director Iwao Takahashi comes this J-Horror film adapted from a comic book by Housui Yamazaki. Takamasa Suga stars as Akiba, a detective who is anything but your average PI. Akiba cases are of a ghostly nature, as he's taken it upon himself to get lost souls out of his frightened clients' lives and on to the afterlife. Eventually, Akiba and his young assistant Mikoto are faced with a case like none they've seen before. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
150 mins

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    Director(s):
    Iwao Takahashi
    Writer(s):
    Hiroto Okajima
    Producer(s):
    Manabu Harada, Hisayoshi Okajima
    Categories:
    Horror
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      Genezaret O.

      I had to stop watching it at the middle of it, the story line is lame. a lot of mini clips and the visual effects are terrible. Rent at your own risk.

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      Mark N.

      Not even scary. The movie plays out like a bunch of 5 mins. t.v. clips. Lame and predictable ending.

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      Denna B.

      This compilation of nine unrelated stories should be placed in the supernatural genre, rather than horror. That's because there isn't anything scary in any of the stories. In fact, if the people who created after school specials made a series of ghost oriented short stories, this is what they would look like. If you liked "Kadokawa Mystery & Horror Tales, Vol. 1", then you might like this as they share the same production values and lack of scares. The acting and directing were at the level of a TV show for fifteen year olds. The only purpose of this title was probably to give a cast and crew with limited experience an opportunity to put something on their resume. The only redeeming quality for this title is the limited, but perky performance of Chiaki Kuriyama. The audio defaults to stereo. There are no extras. Not recommended.

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