Kazuhiro Nakahara, Miho Ninagawa, Shinya Tsukamoto
A fear-obsessed freelance cameraman investigates an urban legend involving mysterious spirits that haunt the subways of Tokyo, leading him to a disturbing discovery.
DVD Release Date: March 14, 2006
Stats: 282 reviews
Some weird movies are just too weird.
Even for me.
This will probably divide the ones who see it. Some will understand it all and will like it, some won't and will like it anyway. And some will dislike even if they get it. I stand somewhere in the middle of all those.
There real...( read more)
A very different turn to Shimizu's redundant Ju On flicks. A more Lovecraft type of story (heck, there's even a reference to him) with none other than Shinya Tsukamoto playing the main lead, which adds a bonus of extra weirdness to the whole thing. Anyone tired of the all the rin...( read more)
strange..more like david lynch..just got bored waiting for smoething to happen..interesting concept and dark visuals...jut lost my interest with this one ..yawn
When I first saw this I was really impressed. The more I thought about it though, I was more and more fascinated by the story, that seems to go anywhere it damn well wants to. A brilliant film by Shimizu and a nice break from his Ju-on series. A director I will follow for life...( read more)
A movie that relies almost only on atmosphere and it succeeds with doing so. This is a very moody film. Weird and surrealistic with some very cool scenery.
If you want to see a bizarre film, this would be it. Obscure human behavior and the like. The ending left something to be desired, though, for me.
NOW THAT WAS SUCH A DISSAPOINTMENT.
IS THIS THE SAME DIRECTOR WHO MADE THE GRUDGE??
WHAT HAPPENED WITH HIM??
YES THIS FILM IS WEIRD BUT WITH A NEGATIVE WAY...
Mad man walking! Creepy, interesting, original and sort of disturbing. I like it yet I have no idea what it was I just saw...It might just be madness alltogether but well worth watching.
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