
Slaughter Island
“Something is waiting”
Synopsis
A group of ten children travel to an uninhabited island that many believe to be plagued by an ancient curse. They should have listened... One by one, they are butchered- stalked by something that could be human... but as the mystery unravels, signs show that the killer be something much more sinister. A shocking twist concludes this tale of terror.
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April 22, 2008
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Hisaaki Nagaoka
- Original Title
- Slaughter Island
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 5m
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Hisaaki Nagaoka
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Hisaaki Nagaoka
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Frequently Asked Questions About Slaughter Island
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What is Slaughter Island about?
A group of ten children travel to an uninhabited island that many believe to be plagued by an ancient curse. They should have listened... One by one, they are butchered- stalked by something that could be human... but as the mystery unravels, signs show that the killer be something much more sinister. A shocking twist concludes this tale of terror.
Who directed Slaughter Island?
Slaughter Island was directed by Hisaaki Nagaoka.
Who stars in Slaughter Island?
The principal cast of Slaughter Island includes Tôru Amemiya, Yûka Rikuna, Sayori Shiozaki, Midori Tahara, Ryosuke Watabe.
When was Slaughter Island released and how long is it?
Slaughter Island was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 1h 5m.




















