Chiaki Kuriyama, Haduki Kôzu, Makoto Sat?
Chiak Kuriyama, Ren Osugi, Yui Natsukawa and Toshe Negishi star in this supernatural horror film about Sagori, a 16-year-old girl who's able to communicate with the dead. After Sagori dies, her distra...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 26, 2004
Stats: 42 reviews
More romantic than horrific, there's very little to see here if you're looking for a good ghost story. The sets, however, are very nicely done, and the story is a good one if you can let go of the fact that you're not watching a real horror film.
I found this film really boreing. The production quality seems very low as well.
Interesting, quiet, and creepy Japanese horror/drama. Not outright scary, but atmospheric and intriguing. Nice use of locations, too. Worth a look if you something different from "The Grudge" or "The Ring".
it wasnt scary at all but it just had a good story to it that kept me interested
Quite a poor movie to say the least..... Certainly not worth the time to watch it.
I bought this movie from Hastings a few weeks ago. I have to say, for the background information being so vague, I loved this movie. It was a little weird though, but I still loved it.
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