Bondage Nymphomaniac

The Boys of Cellblock Q is set within the bowels of the Sunnyvale Labor Farm. Without the presence of women, the prisoners indulge in regular trysts with one another, make full use out of the jail's supply of priests, turn the eyes several policemen, and help a young convict learn the ins and outs of the prison community.

He is a murderer in his head and he is losing himself by actually killing people.

When he is hit by a car on the street, the young man Daikoku foresees the monster Demking appearing at the end of the century. In preparation for the coming confrontation with the Demeking, he organizes a modern-day Seven Lucky Gods composed entirely of antisocial people. This is a utopian epic that, despite the ridiculousness of the story, is the most powerful depiction of the motifs seen in the first two films, which attempt to play on the sense of apocalypse through unrealistic imagination, while staying within a tenuous sense of reality.

Min-gyu, Soo-yeon, Young-suk, Wisdom, and Cho-hye go to a three-room pension. Solo Cho Hye-man sleeps in the attic room of Fumijin, and the rest of the friends are couples, so they are assigned a good room. Cho-hye, who is full of heartache, suddenly falls asleep in the attic and has a strangely vivid dream. In a dream, she has a hot sex with friend Suyeon's lover Minkyu. The next day, Cho-hye, who had been in a troubled mind, comes to the attic with another friend Wisdom sleeping. And while they're sleeping while chatting, Min-gyu and three have the same dream of having sex at the same time. And when they wake up, they sense that there is something weird in the attic ...

A lonely housewife, stifled by her controlling husband, finds her life changed when two young prostitutes move into her apartment. As their friendship grows, she becomes captivated by their independence and sexual freedom, awakening desires that challenge her own restraints.