j-horror
REVIEW — #Manhole (Screambox Exclusive)
A groom-to-be finds himself trapped deep underground in an abandoned manhole. In a race against time to make it to his wedding, he hatches a plan to use social media to help his escape.
REVIEW — Ju-On: Shiroi rôjo (White Ghost) (2009)
Produced for the 10th anniversary of the Ju-On series, Ju-On: White Ghost follows eight storylines, all involving a spirit-possessed house.
REVIEW: Jukai Mura (aka Suicide Forest Village) (2021)
When a mysterious box appears to a group of friends living close to the forest, a curse spreads, releasing the dangers hidden in the Sea of Trees.
REVIEW: Infection (2004)
You don’t need a ghost or curse to have a great J-horror movie.
Icon Spotlight: The Ring (series)
Since the early 1990s, Sadako Yamamura (known as Samara Morgan in the US) has put the fear of technology into audiences worldwide.
That Sinking Feeling
There are scary moments in horror movies, but then there are moments that give you a sinking feeling.