Requiem from the Darkness Complete Collection (Fatpack)

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Fear lurks in the darkness The setting is the end of the Edo period amid political strife and human suffering. Young Momosuke, an aspiring author, sets out on a journey to collect 100 stories to make into a book. Right away he meets up with a trio of outlaws: Mataichi the Trickster, Ogin the Puppeteer and Nagamimi the Bird Caller. As they travel, the group encounters the most twisted and horrible parts of human nature. It is the task of this group to punish each person in a manner fitting their crimes - a gruesome undertaking to say the least... Thus, the bells of the requiem are heard throughout the land... Includes all 4 volumes. DVD Special Features Textless opening and ending Original opening and ending Line-art gallery Art setting gallery

Requiem from the Dar...

Madman Anime

Release Date: 06/06/2007
Languages: ENGLISH & JAPANESE
Genre: Anime, Horror
Subtitles: ENGLISH subtitles
Number of Discs: 4
Runtime: 325.0 mins
Format: DVD, Region 4 (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio
Catalogue: MMB420

"Plays a bit like The Outer Limits by way of EC comics." Hyper

"There's spooky thrills in it enough to inspire the chills and delight of the child you used to be." Heroic Cinema

"For anyone who's into the horror genre of anime, or just likes a good ghost story around the campfire, you must check this out when it becomes available." - Anime News Network

"The core stories are very enjoyable, the characters and their quirky senses of humor are great and the way this show creates such a strong atmosphere just made it all highly enjoyable." - Anime on DVD

"A uniquely stylized and disturbing trip into the dark depths of the human soul that ends up as an effective horror title despite the lack of a robust central narrative." - T.H.E.M. Anime Reviews

"This looks awesome; the sound is big; the DVD quality is gobsmacking; and, most importantly, it contains some spectacular demons." - Fiend Magazine