Midnight Strike Force

Working in the shadows, a cult of women pulls bodies from the local hospital and runs erotic rituals on them, working to resurrect their ancient leader in a new physical form. Standing between them and success is the Midnight Strike Force, a team of justice fighters who specialize in going undercover, sometimes very undercover, to shut down supernatural threats before they spiral out of control. That's the setup for Youshou, a two-episode OVA from 2001 that blends cult horror and mythology with explicit adult content in a way that actually has a plot underneath everything else going on. The horror angle is genuine — the cult's resurrection scheme has a creepy, ritualistic energy that keeps things from feeling completely disposable, and the supernatural mythology gives the story just enough structure to follow. It's a dark, pulpy ride that leans fully into its genre without pretending to be something more serious than it is. If you've watched La Blue Girl or Demon Beast Invasion and enjoyed that specific mix of supernatural threat and adult content, this sits comfortably in that same space. Fans of Bible Black will recognize the cult aesthetic and the eerie tone running underneath the explicit material. At two episodes, it doesn't overstay its welcome. It's a short, dark adult OVA with a clear premise and enough horror atmosphere to distinguish it from more generic entries in the genre.