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Taro Yamamoto

is a Japanese actor.
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Movies Starring Taro Yamamoto

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Danger After Dark Collection (Suicide Club/ Moon Child/ 2LDK)
Danger After Dark Collection (Suicide Club/ Moon Child/ 2LDK)
Directed By: Yukihiko Tsutsumi; Takahisa Zeze; Sion Sono
Starring: Maho Nonami; Daisuke Kizaki; Eiko Koike; Hideto Takarai; Gackt Camui; Lee-Hom Wang; Taro Yamamoto; Susumu Terajima; Zeny Kwok; Seiji Chihara; Kôji Chihara; Yosh; James H. Thomas; Anne Suzuki; Ryo Ishibashi; Etsushi Toyokawa; You Kurosaki; Kanata Hongô; Akaji Maro
DVD Release Date: 2006
MPAA Rating: Rated: Unrated

Loaded with blood and mayhem the first collection from Danger After Dark is a trio of action-packed cult-favorites from Japan. In Suicide Club a wave of unexplained suicides sweeps across Tokyo after 54 smiling girls join hands and throw themselves in front of an oncoming train. Meanwhile Japanese p... more information, reviews and movie clips of Danger After Dark Collection (Suicide Club/ Moon Child/ 2LDK)
Meatball Machine
Meatball Machine
Directed By: Yudai Yamaguchi; Junichi Yamamoto
Starring: Taro Suwa; Issei Takahashi; Aoba Kawai; Ayano Yamamoto; Kenichi Kawasaki; Shoichiro Matsumoto; Tohru Tezuka
DVD Release Date: 2007
MPAA Rating: Rated: Unrated

Meatball Machine is a wild splatterific experimental sci-fi/horror rollercoaster that will have your entire brain and body shaken and stirred. Capable of making biomechanical weapons out of human flesh alien parasites grotesquely invade the Earth turning their hosts into maniacal killers who seek an... more information, reviews and movie clips of Meatball Machine
Moon Child
Moon Child
Directed By: Takahisa Zeze
Starring: Hideto Takarai; Gackt Camui; Lee-Hom Wang; Taro Yamamoto; Susumu Terajima; Zeny Kwok; Seiji Chihara; Kôji Chihara; Yosh; James H. Thomas; Anne Suzuki; Ryo Ishibashi; Etsushi Toyokawa; You Kurosaki; Kanata Hongô
DVD Release Date: 2004
MPAA Rating: Rated: Unrated

Japanese pop stars Gackt and HYDE star in this wild hybrid of futuristic science fiction, John Woo-style gunplay, and Gothic vampire horror. MOON CHILD follows a group of childhood friends as they advance in a futuristic criminal underworld. Sho (Gackt) feels he is doomed to walk in his idol Kei's (... more information, reviews and movie clips of Moon Child
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