Development
Following the success of Ryuhei Kitamura's acclaimed independent film Down To Hell, interests in a sequel began to circulate. A script titled The Return: Down 2 Hell was subsequently written and development for the film began. However, the script surpassed the staff's expectations and The Return: Down 2 Hell eventually turned into Versus. However, a rewrite was impossible due to timing conflicts and the script for The Return: Down 2 Hell was instead used for Versus.
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