“The Fiendish Fellatio Inferno” is printed on the cover of every movie in this series.
Not sure at all why the site never went with that translated title.
But the site wasn’t alone. Not many site’s posted these movies with the title that’s printed on the movies’ covers.
Seems the set ups on the sites are to mechanically translate the Nippongo / Nihongo they are given by the studio’s movie info, not to read and use the printed English on the cover.
(A lot of alliteration in that – the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words . .
The Fiendish Fellatio Inferno. . . F sounds.
But if the f is just the stressed syllable, not the first letter, like in In-Fer-no does that make it consonance?
It’s not always easy to understand or remember. But – to not worry about it all, one can simply remember to whisper words of wisdom – and let it be.)
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“The Fiendish Fellatio Inferno” is printed on the cover of every movie in this series.
Not sure at all why the site never went with that translated title.
But the site wasn’t alone. Not many site’s posted these movies with the title that’s printed on the movies’ covers.
Seems the set ups on the sites are to mechanically translate the Nippongo / Nihongo they are given by the studio’s movie info, not to read and use the printed English on the cover.
(A lot of alliteration in that – the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words . .
The Fiendish Fellatio Inferno. . . F sounds.
But if the f is just the stressed syllable, not the first letter, like in In-Fer-no does that make it consonance?
It’s not always easy to understand or remember. But – to not worry about it all, one can simply remember to whisper words of wisdom – and let it be.)