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Psycho Diver

A beautiful young singer can no longer sing. When a attempts to fix her problem, his head explodes. Another is recruited and he realizes that this beautiful young girl harbors within her brain an evil, powerful psycho kinetic monster.

Starring:

Atsuko Tanaka, Iona Morris, Jack Fletcher, John DeMita, Julia Fletcher, Junko Iwao, Kerrigan Mahan, Matt K Miller, Michael Forest, Michael Scott Ryan, Sherry Lynn

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Animation

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