The Pearl Attack Rapist (1979)
1979 pink film.
Top billed cast
- Takuma Ikeuchi
- Hibari Nakahara
- Miki Yumeno
- Keiko Suzuki
- Mayuko Oka
- Akiyo Takahashi
- Hiroko Tomoguchi
Rei Okamoto
Yūichi Minato
Similar to The Pearl Attack Rapist
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Based on the manga by Satosumi Takaguchi.
The Blue Pearl (1951)
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Kingdom 5: The Man Who Became the Leader (2020)
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