Death Powder

Year: 1986

Runtime: 64 mins

Language: Japanese

HorrorScience Fiction

Three conspirators break into a secret facility and steal a hidden android, retreating to a dim warehouse hideout. The android begins exuding a strange, reality‑bending fluid that warps perception, pulling the thieves into a nightmarish nether‑world where their subjective experiences intertwine and reality unravels.

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