Hell Target

Year: 1987

Runtime: 52 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Nakamura Keito

HorrorAnimation

Set in a sci‑fi psycho‑horror animation, a lost spaceship drifts near the forbidden world Inferno II. Years later a second vessel carrying nine crew members arrives, only to be attacked by a ravenous monster that tears most of them apart. The lone survivor, Makuro Kitazato, must annihilate the creature before it can ambush a third ship already on its way.

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