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Molester Bus: The Back Door Is Okay Too
Nancy and Cathy, although unaware of each other’s pasts, are very close friends working as seductive sex workers. Every day they become so absorbed in playing games at the game center that they end up being late for work. Their workplace is a mobile adult entertainment establishment—a dilapidated bus that has been remodeled to cruise through the neon-lit streets of Shinjuku at night. Inside, as the two alluring women cling onto suspension straps and completely surrender their bodies, the men, transformed into vicious lecherous molesters, give in to their intense lustful impulses and ravenously indulge in a serious sexual crazed experience. Then one day, Cathy is killed by one of the vicious customers...
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Plot Summary
The film follows a group of passengers on a bus who become targets of a deranged individual. As the situation escalates, the passengers must band together to survive the terrifying ordeal. The movie explores themes of survival and desperation against a violent antagonist.
Critical Reception
This film is a niche exploitation horror film with extremely limited critical review and is primarily known within cult film circles for its graphic content and controversial themes. It is not widely recognized or discussed in mainstream critical circles.
What Reviewers Say
Rarely screened and undocumented in major review databases.
Considered a highly obscure and unrated entry in the exploitation genre.
Information regarding critical or audience reception is virtually non-existent.
Google audience: Due to its obscurity and lack of mainstream distribution, there is no discernible audience feedback or review summary available on Google.
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Information regarding this film's production, cast, crew, or reception is extremely scarce, making it one of the most obscure films of its era.
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