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影片描述一群探险队员(yuán )到(dào )喜马拉雅山(shān )去探险，却意外地遇上(shàng )了(🥠)(le )一头雪怪(💬)，并且逐一(🈴)被雪(xuě )怪及自己的恐怖所杀害(hài )。 南千住の線(xiàn )路わき、温泉マークの“ことぶ(🤺)き旅(lǚ )館(🈶)”の女将(jiā(💦)ng )阿部たねは初枝という女(nǚ )中を使い、役所勤めの長女松子、大(dà )学生の竹(👘)之(zhī )助、(🏣)高校生(shē(💞)ng )の梅代の三(sān )人(rén )の子と幸福(fú )な日を送っていた。が、母は、週一(yī )度訪れ(📭)てくる和(🚍)吉という(✅)父親の妾であることを知(zhī )る子供たちには何か暗(àn )い影があった。松は同僚(🚖)の須藤一(🧗)夫(fū )と結(🍧)婚話が進(jìn )んでいたが、一夫の母(mǔ )滋子が阿部(bù )の秘密を知るに及んで大(🖼)(dà )反対、(🕯)破談(tán )と(🌛)なった。一(yī )夫は気の進(jìn )まぬ見合結(jié )婚(hūn )をし、自棄(qì )になった松子は家(🤾)出した。二(🚊)年後、松(⛹)子は神戸元町のキャバレーでダンサーとなっていたが、ある夜、思いがけ(💢)ず一夫(fū(😒) )を客とし(🙄)て迎えた。その夜、安ホテルで情熱的に一夫を抱いて、もう放(fàng )さないと言(😑)ったが、(🦒)その一夫(⌚)はもはや東京へ戻れぬ身。見合結婚に倦きた彼は役所で汚職を犯し追われて(💥)いた。松子(✳)は一(yī )夫(🍛)を自分のアパートに養(yǎng )い耽溺の生(shēng )活を続けたが、やがて望郷の念に駆(😩)(qū )られた(📕)一夫(fū )は(⛽)東京の実母に、帰りたいが松子が放(fàng )さないと手(shǒu )紙で訴えた。一夫の母(mǔ(🍷) )は、たね(🗞)を訪(fǎng )れ(✅)、息子を返せと責めた。ある日曜(yào )日、買物に出た竹之助(zhù )と梅代は、ふと(🔢)正妻の息(🛶)子たちを(🔹)連(lián )れた父和吉の姿を見て味気ない思いに駆られた。梅代は生れて初めての(😽)酒を飲み(💴)歩き帰ら(💵)なかった。沛然たる土砂降り－－夜も更けて、たねの旅(lǚ )館の表口を叩いた(🖖)のは梅(mé(✨)i )代ならぬ(💓)松(sōng )子であった。どうしても東京へという一夫を連れてきたのだが、母から(🗼)一夫の手(🔒)紙の件を(📮)聞き、その変心を知った。だが、死ぬまで一緒と思いつめた彼女(nǚ )は、その(😽)夜、一夫(Ⓜ)と無理(lǐ(🌡) )心中を遂げた。「須藤に捨てられたのは母が二(èr )号(hào )であったため」－－松(📉)(sōng )子の遺(⛺)した日(rì(🙀) )記は涙で滲(shèn )んでいた。帰宅した梅(méi )代(dài )と竹之助は、母と別れるよう和吉(🦎)(jí )に迫っ(🌼)た。和(hé )吉(🈵)は去った。が、たねとの関係が余(yú )儀なかったことだと、和吉は兄妹に話し(🤬)た。和(hé )吉(🎌)(jí )に去ら(🌹)れたたねは、ようやく再出(chū )発(fā )の決心をし、今の商売(mài )は止そうと明(mí(🎎)ng )るく子ど(🌏)もたちに(🏃)語った。 John Brown and Company makes furniture and has been a solid business for years. But young Harold Skinner wants to shake things up and make modern furniture. John Brown will have none of it. Soon Harold meets John Brown's wife, an attractive woman in her 30s, who married for money -- though she denies it. Unlike her husband, she's excited about Skinner's modern ideas and wants to help him. Especially after the two of them become lovers. Harold comes up with a "wonderful horrible idea" to get John Brown out of the way: convince him he's losing his mind. 在英国(guó )殖(zhí )民统治时期(qī )的加勒比海(hǎi )中有个虚幻(huàn )的(de )小岛。岛上(shà(🐈)ng )有名有远(🐔)大政治抱(👍)负的(de )年(nián )轻英俊黑人(rén )男子爱上了来此地旅游(yóu )的(de )美丽白人女(nǚ )子，两人的亲(🙇)昵被旁人(😌)窃窃私语(🧝)，随(suí )着绯闻越穿(chuān )越(yuè )大，在那个封闭的年代(dài )，不同种族(zú )之(zhī )间的爱情绝不(😝)被世人接(➕)(jiē )受，黑白(🍔)配(pèi )的(de )恋情最终走(zǒu )向崩裂，他(tā )们的爱情被(bèi )遗(yí )忘在这个偏(piān )僻的不为人(🌅)(rén )知的小(⏲)岛上(shàng )，随(🎍)风吟诵。 Living in a little town near Sevilla, Joselito is a naughty little boy who sings like a nightingale and who, because of his voice, is everybody's favorite. When after a wild adventure, he befriends a little blind girl, he decides to win her doll in a singing contest. In North Africa Dr. Walter (W) is a very skilled surgeon but lives at a distance from the hospital. In the evening a husband (H) and his sick wife come to his private home from far away. He tells them to go to the hospital. The wife dies during the operation. The other doctors think that W might have saved her. Shortly afterward a man asks W to come to a village to treat a very sick man. W goes thither in his car. The local habitants do not allow him to apply Western medical techniques, all tyres of his car are stolen, and he sees H in this village. W tells him that his wife would not have died if he had timely taken her to a doctor. W buys a lot of coca-cola and starts walking home on his feet. He refuses H's offer to show him a shortcut. But thrice he finds H sitting at the road much ahead of him. Then he accepts H's guidance = misguidance! When they have been without water for many days and W wishes he was dead, he wounds H with a knife. H is sure to die within 24 hours without medical treatment. Then H says that inhabited areas are found in a quite different direction. W starts in this direction, not followed by H. The camera rises and reveals that before W there is nothing but stone and sand. Dr. Matthew Campbell has been experimenting on methods to regress the mind to primitive instincts so that we can find methods to improve our brains and not get taken in by cheap horror movie hogwash. He's developed a drug made from vampire bat blood and has begun treating himself with it. But instead of improving his mind, he's become ill and addicted. He dies, but not before trying to warn fellow doctor Paul Beecher. Fortunately for us, he dies before he can say more than that pills are to blame. While still at Campbell's house, Paul finds a bottle of pills and pockets them. He's also got another bottle of pills in his other pocket that he takes for frequent migraine attacks. He goes home, puts his jacket on a rack, and then he's struck with a migraine. He asks his daughter to give him the pills in his jacket pocket, and of course she gives him the pills of evil. He is instantly addicted and he must take one pill every day. Each time he takes a pill he turns into a hairy and very insane killer, and he doesn't remember what he's done, except as a vague dream. Can the police and the other scientists who work nearby figure out who the killer is and stop him before he kills the beauteous new nurse that he has just hired? EIGHT HOURS OF FEAR (aka HACHIJIKAN NO KYOFU, 1957) offers a classic suspense plot focused on a group of people confined to a small space under threat from criminals who have taken control of them. In this case, it's a small rural bus containing about 15 passengers on their way to make a train to Tokyo after the train line they meant to ride has stopped service due to a landslide. The bus is then stopped and boarded by a pair of criminals fleeing with the proceeds of a bank robbery. The passengers constitute a microcosm of Japanese postwar society and their numbers include a businessman and his arrogant wife; a lecherous lingerie salesman with crude personal habits; a radical student couple given to singing Russian work songs; a despairing single mother with her baby; an aspiring actress on her way to an audition; a seasoned sex worker lamenting the closing of American bases in Japan; an old couple going to visit their daughter; and a detective escorting his prisoner, a convicted murderer. The driver is an old man who works rural mountain routes and the rickety bus is a relic of an earlier age. The movie itself, although filled with references to World War II and postwar problems, plays like it could have been filmed and staged twenty years earlier. It has the feel of a much older movie and deliberately recalls such Hollywood movies of the 1930s as Frank Capra's IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT, much of which also takes place on a long bus trip through back roads, and John Ford's STAGECOACH, but with a much darker edge than either of those films.