
An emergency medical response team is being dispatched to assist accident victims at Narita Airport and the Umihotaru parking lot.
During work hours, Tetsuya Asakura is a humble company employee, but outside of work, he’s a full-fledged adventurer who’s an expert at fighting and handling weapons. Robbing a cash-in-transit driver of 100 million yen; swindling the yakuza; blackmailing board members to his advantage—he can handle it all. But with a lifestyle like that, having a condition like hemophilia is doubly dangerous.
The two orphaned Gelhorn twin sisters move from the capital to a small provincial town, where they are placed under the guardianship of their Uncle Gustav, the head of the local religious brotherhood. One of the sisters falls in love with Count Karnstein, who sacrificed one of the village girls to Satan and was turned into a vampire as a result. Soon, she, too, becomes a vampire.
When the ruthless tycoon Salazar embezzles a billion dollars, a team of elite agents led by the astute Rachel is tasked with recovering the money at any cost. Sid, Bronco, and their teammates begin to implement a strategy to put pressure on the con artist, then head to Salazar’s island, where they put all their skills with weapons and explosives to the test. However, the situation suddenly spirals out of control.
In his film adaptation of the Marquis de Sade’s novel, Pasolini transposes the action to 1944–45, to the fascist “Republic of Salò” in northern Italy, where a group of high-society figures led by a prince humiliates, mocks, torments, and tortures young men and women gathered to satisfy the perverted elite, who sense their own impending doom. This ordeal lasts four months. For the adults, it is a final opportunity to satisfy their base instincts; for the young people, it is retribution for their youth and their desire to live.
Everything in Carol White’s life is going well: a comfortable life, a loving husband, a son, a huge, luxurious home, friends, aerobics classes, growing roses… The illness creeps up on her unnoticed. The doctors are baffled. The illness strikes at the very core of her sense of self. It’s an identity crisis known as “20th-Century Syndrome.”
Coast Guard Officer Rock Reilly thought nothing could surprise him anymore. His brand-new partner, Eddie Devane, was also fed up with everything and was thinking about leaving the military. But they were in for a surprise after all; they felt like total rookies when they met Navy Lieutenant Tony Johnson, a beautiful and feisty woman who happened to be the prisoner they were supposed to escort back to base. The transport is supposed to proceed according to standard procedure. However, Tony is determined to escape at all costs...