Prey

Prey follows a rock singer who returns to the U.S. and reconnects with his former musician friends. Despite his passion for reggae, he finds that his friends have become more focused on commercial success than artistic integrity. This disillusionment drives him to a path of loneliness and ultimately, violence, as he grapples with the blurred lines of humanity and the music scene.

The film features a notable cast, including Yuya Uchida, Jun Tatara, and Akira Miyata. Their performances are set against a narrative that critiques the music industry and the loss of genuine artistic expression. The combination of drama and a compelling storyline makes Prey a significant entry in the genre of music-themed films from the late 1970s.