japanese horror
REVIEW – Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai (Season 6, 2018)
You already know the deal. Kamishibai puppets. Old man stories. Japanese legends. Animated horrors. Let’s get onto the episode-by-episode review. This is Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai, Season 6!
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 – Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai (Season 5, 2017)
Have you heard about how much I love Japanese horror? Well, it should be no surprise at this point to continue on with one of my favorite shows, Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai — Season 5!
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 – Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai (Season 4, 2017)
It’s time for more Yamishibai! Season 4 features monsters, spirits, and so much more horror.
REVIEW — Ringu (1998)
Based on the 1991 novel of the same name, Ringu is the story of one of the most infamous Japanese tall tales: a video tape that kills you when you watch it.
REVIEW – Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai (Season 3, 2016)
While many fans say there is a distinct lowering of scare factor despite the higher quality animations, I still found this show entertaining enough to continue on through the seasons. To me, I still love the show.
REVIEW — Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
At times a little strange and silly, Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre is a deep dive into the subconscious and salacious.
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.
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