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Apocalypse Hotel, episode 10
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And we never do find out for sure how either of them died. ๐
The plot was a roller coaster. From a detective set up, through crime drama, into horror flick. Absolute cinema!
Done!
Going back to episode 7, it just occurred to me where I heard the "Ventura, ventura, space people" chant and ring dance before:
In an episode of 80s Urusei Yatsura:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kbmZdeuBnU
This is from the a dubbed version, but it's the same thing in the original Japanese.
According to a reddit post, "ventora" came from a Japanese UFO society https://hatch.kookscience.com/wiki/Cosmic_Brotherhood_Association_(CBA)
No idea if the dance came from them too.
