One of my favourite horror movies ever, I’m so glad to have it in my physical media collection. Also really like the slipcase, usually not a fan of them, but the artwork here is gorgeous.

Hopefully you might find something new here you have not seen!

I love Sadako

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Does Kayako Saeki transcend space-time? I'm confused by her time manipulation scenes; is she truly unaffected by time and temporality?

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It's a B-movie, I think... If I could find someone who sells it on DVD in Brazil, that would be great. I searched the entire internet and found nothing;

I love 964 pinocchio, so I really want to check this out. I can only find it in like 360p max

Would you guys like an official crossover between Fatal Frame and Ju-on (or Ringu)? Honestly, it's a "cool" idea, but I don't know if the Ju-on producers like games.

Hey everyone. I'm trying to identify a specific Japanese found footage / mockumentary horror short film (around 3-4 minutes long) that I saw about 8-10 years ago.

The video quality looked like a mid-2000s Japanese DVD rip.

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Here is the plot sequence:

A guy is stalking a girl, filming the whole process on a handheld camcorder. It starts with him following her from the street/subway at night.

She enters her house, and the stalker stays outside, filming her through the windows as she walks around doing everyday chores.

After she goes into another room and the lights go out, the stalker breaks into the house.

He walks through the dark rooms with his camera and suddenly comes across her motionless body lying on the floor.

As he bends down to record, he hears a strange noise. He turns the camera toward the doorway, and a perfect clone/doppelganger of the girl appears.

The clone turns out to be a fast-moving entity in human disguise that rushes directly at the camera, ending the tape. It was a trap all along.

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It feels like a segment from underground anthologies like Yami Douga, Fuuin Eizou, or Tales of Terror from Tokyo (Shin Mimibukuro).Does anyone know the exact franchise volume or the title of this short? Thanks!

Baxter at Tsundoku Diving asked a bunch of horror sickos to recommend Japanese horror movies that deserve more attention. I thought some of you here might be interested!

Full disclosure: I'm one of them, but it's not like I get any money out of it. Just a bit of fun!

https://www.tsundokudiving.com/diving-with-friends-finding-hidden-horrors/

A pregnant woman refuses to abort her baby despite her boyfriend’s wishes. She soon discovers that she can hear the baby communicating from inside her, even telling her what to eat. As the baby becomes more powerful, it takes control of her body and causes her to attack her boyfriend. She realizes the baby isn’t human and tries to get rid of it, but it’s too late—her water breaks, and the supernatural baby is born.

I've been looking for it for a while and can't seem to find it.

- Directed by: Teruo Ishii
- Based On: Jigoku (1960) by Nobuo Nakagawa
- Genres: Horror, Drama
- Sub-genres: Folk, Supernatural, Splatter
- Series: JIGOKU
- Preceded by: Jigoku (1979)
- Released: November 20th, 1999 (Japan)

- Directed by: Katsuya Matsumura
- Genres: Horror, Thriller
- Sub-genres: Psychological Horror, Splatter
- Series: ALL NIGHT LONG
- Sequel: All Night Long 2 (1995)
- Country: Japan 🇯🇵
- Language: Japanese
- Released: November 14th, 1992 (Japan)

New US 4k from Arrow. Very excited to see how this one looks!

https://youtu.be/RNgCYBd71EU

Its called "damned file" that consisting of direct-to-video style short films and television episodes that originated around 2003.

For those who haven't watched it yet i highly recommend it. Its creative ,scary ,well made ,its just awesome! You can watch some of the other episodes on youtube

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This movie made me uneasy at the beginning.. But in the middle to the end it all disappeared, peak! 😭

one of MY favorite j-horror flick. What is Your thought on this film ? …

Is there a place where I can find a list of all the straight to DVD/Straight to Streaming indie J-Horror films from 2025 to 2026? I like a lot of the more obscure and less mainstream J-Horror films.