Noroi the Curse (2005)

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• Kylie B

  
  I actually suprised myself with how much I enjoyed and liked this film. At first I wasn't that impressed as all the pieces of footage seemed random but as all the threads started to come together and we started to learn about Kagutaba I began to really get into it. The only… More
  I actually suprised myself with how much I enjoyed and liked this film. At first I wasn't that impressed as all the pieces of footage seemed random but as all the threads started to come together and we started to learn about Kagutaba I began to really get into it. The only thing that I'm not keen was the psychic; the actor was very believable and clearly talented but the character seemed so distressed all the time it felt cruel that the reporter was using him so much.

• Quinto W

  
  The film is definitely creepy and scary, but it also very smartly goes building tension and suspense slowly, grabbing clues left and right and letting the puzzle pieces come together; the problem is, though, that by the end the puzzles don't seem all that clear as to what they… More
  The film is definitely creepy and scary, but it also very smartly goes building tension and suspense slowly, grabbing clues left and right and letting the puzzle pieces come together; the problem is, though, that by the end the puzzles don't seem all that clear as to what they say, but it was a fun ride anyway.

• alan j

  
  An inventive japanese evil spirit horror flick that builds momentum as the mystery unravels; shot documentary style ala "Blair Witch Project", this film looks and feels totally believable which adds to the eeriness and weirdness. Thrilling and chilling and keeps the viewer… More
  An inventive japanese evil spirit horror flick that builds momentum as the mystery unravels; shot documentary style ala "Blair Witch Project", this film looks and feels totally believable which adds to the eeriness and weirdness. Thrilling and chilling and keeps the viewer immersed the further the story develops and is understood....highly recommended.

• Christopher B

  
  Another great Japanese ghost story. This one is really creepy, using the 1st person style of storytelling. First rate pacing and some images that will stay with you.