Banned from Broadcast

TV Movie
2004
Not Rated
46m

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After the disappearance of a college student, researchers track him down to an abandoned building formerly occupied by the head of a publishing company, who also mysteriously disappeared.After the disappearance of a college student, researchers track him down to an abandoned building formerly occupied by the head of a publishing company, who also mysteriously disappeared.After the disappearance of a college student, researchers track him down to an abandoned building formerly occupied by the head of a publishing company, who also mysteriously disappeared.

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6.3/10

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Atsuko Rukawa

Yen Saeki

Yuji Takada

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- Toshikazu Nagae
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- Toshikazu Nagae
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8/10

An intelligently made, disturbingly realistic, bracingly outlandish descent into macabre supernatural FF terror!

A TV crew investigate bizarre reports concerning the wholly unaccountable disappearance of 4 young people not long after they entered an abandoned, derelict building rumoured to be haunted. The TV team then eerily discover that a great number of people linked to this grim, doomily ill-omened building have also gone missing without a trace. Even more disturbing, the TV crew are themselves reported missing not long after interviewing a palpably disturbed, seemingly all-powerful psychic! Diabolical energy fields, malign parallel dimensions, ESP, and the UFO phenomena provide the esoteric grist for this divinely unsettling edition of 'Banned From Broadcast'. Each eerily compelling episode of this expressly vivid Japanese FF series focuses on a malevolent expression of horror too distressing for transmission. This sinister series opener remains an absolute must-see for avidly fear seeking J-Horror fans!