Since time immemorial, warriors called musha have ruled the battlefield, granted supernatural power by their enchanted suits of armor - tsurugi. Kageaki Minato is one such musha, driven by duty to don his crimson armor and challenge the greatest evils of an age. But though madmen and tyrants fall to his blade, never will he claim that his battle is right. For the tsurugi he wields is cursed Muramasa, which five centuries ago brought ruin to the land, and innocent blood is the price it demands in exchange for its terrible might.
"Where there are demons, I slay them. Where there are saints, I slay them."
These words are an oath, the unbreakable Law binding him to his armor. But they also tell the story of his past, and of the future to come. Rooted in traditional warrior philosophy and packed full of action, drama, and humor
Suwaparp buys her daughter, Burana, a new doll. She soon notices Buarana spending a lot of time with this doll in particular. There's something off about this doll; it looks somehow human. Its skin is soft, warm to the touch, and it can even wink.
Terrified by instances of the doll speaking and moving without being touched, Suwaparp decides to throw it away.
But the doll does not want to leave... It comes back. Again and again and again.
"I need to go back to my house..."
The series traces the story of a cop hunting down a kidnapped girl that leads him to unravel a prostitution ring. He was given a timeline to find the girl and with each step in his journey that he wastes not finding the girl, he would be closer to his death.
The George Sanders Mystery Theater is the title of a 30 minute American television mystery drama series which aired on the NBC in 1957 and hosted by character actor George Sanders.
Some of the actors who were cast in the episodes included: George Sanders, Lyle Talbot, June Vincent, S. John Launer, Paul Petersen, and John Archer.
When Priya, a talented corporate professional, mysteriously goes missing, two men arrive at the police station—each claiming a different truth about her. Amar insists she is his wife, while Mr. Roy, her boss, declares she is his fiancée. As the investigation unfolds, conflicting emotions, hidden motives, and blurred relationships come to light, turning a simple missing person case into a complex web of love, obsession, and deceit. What begins as a desperate search for Priya soon becomes a psychological battle between two men who believe they alone truly know her