HANE KAGE: VEILED is a psychological mystery animated series about friendship, identity, memory, and supernatural phenomena.
Years after his childhood friend Hane Kage mysteriously disappears, Aishi returns to the old Kage family mansion seeking answers. There, he encounters a boy claiming to be Hane and learns that his forgotten diary may hold the key to his disappearance. As a mysterious Shadow begins revealing buried memories and emotions, Aishi must uncover the truth behind his friend's fate before it is lost forever.
The story revolves around the life of 5 teenagers namely Shiva Shankar, Suresh, Seenu, Raju and Sailaja; all hailing from the town Kailasapuram, who get addicted to 'Ganja' and involve themselves in the peddling of marijuana for money. Situations however change when Raju gets killed and Shiva Shankar's life gets in danger, making the kids realize that they're in a trap.
Patrick Macnee's Ghost Stories, also known as Ghost Stories, Ghost Stories: A Paranormal Insight, and Real Ghost Stories, was a series of six sepecials that were originally released on October 10, 1997. The specials were hosted by Patrick Macnee The six specials were released separately and together on VHS and in several boxed sets on DVD. The specials investigate various hauntings and is similar to the format of Unsolved Mysteries. The series include such explorations as the legends of The Black Hope Horror, The Tower of London, Harriet’s Ghost and many more.
Annapurna’s adaptation of Remedy Entertainment’s cult-classic video game Alan Wake follows a missing novelist trapped in a nightmarish reality where the stories he writes begin to reshape the world around him. The series blends supernatural horror, psychological suspense, and mystery.
In Minglu, a city where immortality is enforced and death is outlawed, the blood of Bai Mo — a girl with no registered identity — triggers a hidden "bone puppet substitution" recycling system. She and Ji Yunzhou, an officer of the stability bureau, go from hunting each other to being bound together, from solving cases to seizing power, and ultimately write "death and free choice" back into the foundational protocol of human civilization.
Asakura Tomoko obtained her MBA at an American university and is a rookie reporter for a Tokyo newspaper’s local news desk. Although she is good at numerical expressions, she has not much interest in understanding the feelings of her interview subjects. Furthermore, she has nothing but a lot of pride, and seems to have been branded an unqualified reporter by her superior because of this. In an attempt to overturn this perception, Tomoko decides to do a story on home nursing care based on her memories of her grandfather. However, she gets overwhelmed by the harsh reality and unexpectedly stumbles across a series of unexplained deaths of elderly people receiving such care.