Fun fact: the Inunaki (Howling) Village is a real urban legend in Japan. It says that beyond the old Inunaki tunnel in Fukuoka Prefecture is a hidden village home to aggressive residents who refuse to follow Japan's constitution (hence the sign in the movie) and kill those who enter. A different version mentions the phone booth, which rings every night and curses anyone who answers. The cursed person is transported (or wanders into, I'm not sure) the Howling village, losing control of their body and mind before eventually dying. The part about them eating/mating with dogs is new, but the part about the electric company is based on the REAL Inuaki village, which was evacuated (peacefully) to build a dam in the 80s. The tunnel is also real and the movie was actually filmed there. It's close to the dam where the real village used to be and is said to be one of the most haunted places in Japan due to many murders happening both within and outside of the tunnel, including a man who was tortured and burned to death by youths in 1988. Since the film, it's become a tourist hotspot despite being sealed off with concrete blocks.
A hidden village swallowed by a lake made by a dam, and spirits trapped due to it, reminds me a bit of Fatal Frame II-not sure how common such folklore is in Japan but I thought that was really neat! Movie looks awesome, thank you for sharing this!
Ah yes Fatal Frame. I was going to say it reminded me a bit of Ghost Hound, not as built around horror as it is psychology relating to trauma but still something I like to revisit every few years.
The Inunaki Village urban legend is a real thing. It would be like making a Sleepy Hollow film about the US. It works very well for people familiar with the urban legend (IE people who grew up with it because it is part of their culture). That's probably why Fatal Frame also has an homage to it.
I’ll be honest I love this movie… There’s also a part of me that thinks the village women may have been cursed by the dog SPIRITS rather than you know… Copulating. It’s possible though I guess in weird movies but spirits made sense to me as well in that case. It’s possible all of the villagers carried this curse and so the guy who killed them all wasn’t… technically wrong. This also implies everyone outside of the village had no true knowledge of the villages fate at the hands of the company. Except those like Kenji ofc. Those who knew the term dog killer were old enough to remember I think. That’s probably why the doctor was killed as Ryotaro and his birth mother were descendants of the village. Anyways it’s a weird but interesting concept…
AFAIK this movie is part of a trilogy about folk-lore style movies about cursed villages. The movies seems to be more about the presentation of the atmosphere of each villages and their folk lores than specifically about the horror or scares. Which explains the more story and mystery driven aproach. Will you cover the other two in the futures?
Everytime I see your videos I can't help but notice how you always try to pronounce foreign names properly. Just shows how much respect you have for different cultures!
This is the first movie of a trilogy based on Japanese urban legends about haunted villages, and after watching them I have a same feeling, that the things the director wanted to deliver was not horror, that's why they are not really scary. BTW, if you are interested in not so well-known Japanese horror movies, I have a recommendation here, the 2004 moive Infection, adapted from one episode of the serie Tales of the Unusal. Its plot is quite confusing and creepy.
@@cielargent That's great, i didn't watch those! I love remote / haunted village story cause everything is tenfold scarier when there are no city lights
@@cielargent let me guess, the ox head village is about women uhhh "something something" with a bull? Kinda off topic, there was this NSFW doujin that has that story. No, it does not end happily for the protagonist.
I am so happy i found this channel! You talk about a lot of horror movies I've never heard of and they are all amazing! And the SpongeBob references always make my day
I enjoyed your organization when explaining this video. I actually did watch the movie before and had the same opinion you had. Coming straight for the Wailing, I definitely found Howling Village to be a bit overshadowed. But there is value to watching this movie again as you pointed out. Definitely missed alot of the details you mentioned--especially Akina falling multiple times. I might have blinked during my first viewing lol.
Loved this so much! I’m very happy you’re back to uploading and, of course, covering these eerie Japanese horror flicks, as they’re what got me into your videos in the first place. That said, how dare you rickroll us in this year of our Lord 2022!! I was so surprised and miffed I CACKLED out loud, I can’t believe you’ve done this LOOOOL 😂😭😔
I remember a similar plot on an anime. It was just an episode on this anime but it also dealt with a village that was flooded because of a dam being built in the spirits and that village not being able to rest. The name of the anime is Princess Resurrection.
It's one of the OVA's I've rewatched Princess Resurrection multiple times. Both sub and dub are good, imo. Ohh the OP and ED are reaally good too! Nothing but good reviews from me 👍😬
I get so happy every time horror mine uploads a new video. Automatically a like from me. 🔥🔥🔥 I’m glad you enjoyed the movie and hope you cover the others in the trilogy.
3:51 you sneaky bastard. But this is why I'm subscribed and got the bell notif on. The comedic punchlines like "three stooges" are so funny when considering the video is about a horror film. Looking forward for a Filipino Scare Score!
Subscribed, I only discovered your channel a week ago and I'm slowly going through all of your videos. Bro... Watching them and I can tell your other interests like UFC/MMA, Pokemon, SpongeBob and of course horror movies. That's like all the ingredients of someone that could be my ( or a lot of others ) best friend in no time. Keep it up! We're all support. 🤘
"No matter where you run or how many years pass by, you will never escape. For *he* will always be near, never giving up, never letting things down, never deserting you. He will rick roll all the way to the ends of the earth."
To be honest, most of the Japan's scary movies are over exaggerated, on a level from creepy to somewhat comedic (as the way you presented your breakdown in this movie). Though, there are also some Japanese horror films, just like Ju-on, Ringu, Noroi, and Dark Water. But as their movies are exaggerated, the way they present a film or story telling is truly terrifying, it just boils down to the way they present it in the film. Hopefully, you'll show us more films and their breakdowns and also your added comedic presentation in that matter.
Ryotaro's father upon feeling the spirit, run to a mirror and proceeds to henshin into Kamen rider Ryuki, while yelling "It's Henshin Time". What a great cameo.
13:13 ngl that scene got me stumbled 😂 😂😂😂 thats the only time i laugh so much in this movie.. anyway i love the cinematic color in this one it's really heavy and give off eerie vibe also i think they are using mist filter? everything looks super soft and bloomy ( like lights are pretty much bloom )
If you liked this one, you should do one on Suicide Village Forest… the storyline for Howling Village was better imo but SVF had better creepy scenes. I liked the Guillermo Del Toro Pan’s Labyrinth style look for one of the scenes. You’ll see what I mean. Also watch Tag Along 2 (creepy scenes but cheesy bad CGI) lol
I don’t know if you’re still looking for suggestions for this series, but have you ever heard of the J-horror film Reincarnation? It’s a part of the J-horror Theater series that includes Infection, Premonition, and The Sylvian Experiments. But what sets Reincarnation apart is that it’s another one of Takashi Shimizu’s movies, and the primary story is about a horror movie being filmed. This movie also features one of the creepiest dolls I’ve ever seen in any movie.
I came here by clicking on the link at the end of Ox-Head Village. Ever since The Ring, I've realized that Japan and South Korea are great horror movie makers. I just feel that it's a pity that it's subtitled and not dubbed. There seem to be so many good movies out there but unfortunately my eyes can't focus fast enough to read subtitles (kind of like having dyslexia). So I'm confined to English, Spanish and Dutch. I've also watch an Italian war movie because with my knowledge of Spanish and the fact that there aren't that many real serious conversations in that movie it was fairly doable. However, if I have to read subtitles I'm doing only that and I can't actually watch the movie. I'm glad that they made an American version of the Ring, but dubbing the original would have been just as good. I think that they would also reach a much broader audience if they were released dubbed.
Small little correction: The year of release in the title says 2021 but that’s just when it had released in the US. Howling Village actually originally released on October 10th 2019 at the Pingyao Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon International Film Festival in China and then released in Japan on February 7th 2020, it later was released on streaming services and Blu Ray in the United States on August 17th 2021. So it technically counts as a 2019 horror movie. Just thought I’d mention that 😅
I liked the time-traveling plot even though it leaves a paradox. The whole werewolf-ish thing was sort of unexplained which was a bit frustrating. I gotta say, this movie was good save for the unnecessary revelation that the werewolf thing is present in both Ryotaro and Kanade. What I do like is the ocassionally shown emotional conflict in Kanade's father---Akira---he is constantly wrestling between his fear for his wife's blood and his love for her. Lastly, screw Akina. The entire chain of tragedies started with her being dumb and stubborn.
I watched this last night after seeing you made a video on it. While I enjoyed it, I found the last quarter of the movie to be kinda confusing. Thanks for the explanation and I would recommend the movie to all Asian horror fans. It's definitely better than its 4.8 score on IMDB. I'd say it deserves at least a 6.
hey Vic, I've seen your videos and I noticed there's an Indonesian horror too. great choice. please can you do a scare score on *Jaga Pocong?* for me it's the scariest modern Indonesian movie I've seen. I found it on Indonesian Netflix
I suppose it would be a lot scarier if the viewer was Japanese and knew about the urban legends. But it was a decent family drama if you think about it. I totally rooted for Maya and Kenji and just wished that Kanade allowed Maya one final embrace with her daughter, and for Maya to give up her baby peacefully. That would have allowed Yuna to maybe walk away with his siblings or have his tragic end with the other person he related to, Akina, the mother of his unborn child. I must have been asleep though, I totally missed that this was a Takashi Shimizu film.
Just imagine your bros asked you “so who are your great great grandparents?” And your like “ah yeah my great great grandmama is maya but my great great grandfather is a random stray dog”
This is DEFINITELY the Grudge creator I can tell. This movie is a SIMILAR style in terms of telling the story out of order ; or the protagonist being a certain character we don’t see until later on
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Fun fact: the Inunaki (Howling) Village is a real urban legend in Japan. It says that beyond the old Inunaki tunnel in Fukuoka Prefecture is a hidden village home to aggressive residents who refuse to follow Japan's constitution (hence the sign in the movie) and kill those who enter. A different version mentions the phone booth, which rings every night and curses anyone who answers. The cursed person is transported (or wanders into, I'm not sure) the Howling village, losing control of their body and mind before eventually dying. The part about them eating/mating with dogs is new, but the part about the electric company is based on the REAL Inuaki village, which was evacuated (peacefully) to build a dam in the 80s. The tunnel is also real and the movie was actually filmed there. It's close to the dam where the real village used to be and is said to be one of the most haunted places in Japan due to many murders happening both within and outside of the tunnel, including a man who was tortured and burned to death by youths in 1988. Since the film, it's become a tourist hotspot despite being sealed off with concrete blocks.
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A hidden village swallowed by a lake made by a dam, and spirits trapped due to it, reminds me a bit of Fatal Frame II-not sure how common such folklore is in Japan but I thought that was really neat! Movie looks awesome, thank you for sharing this!
Fatal Frame is an amazing series! Thanks for watching
Ah yes Fatal Frame. I was going to say it reminded me a bit of Ghost Hound, not as built around horror as it is psychology relating to trauma but still something I like to revisit every few years.
fatal frame is based off multiple japanese urban legends, one of them being howling village
It reminded me of Mibu Village from Sekiro. A village hidden away from people in japanese setting, feed me more of those please
The Inunaki Village urban legend is a real thing. It would be like making a Sleepy Hollow film about the US. It works very well for people familiar with the urban legend (IE people who grew up with it because it is part of their culture). That's probably why Fatal Frame also has an homage to it.
I’ll be honest I love this movie… There’s also a part of me that thinks the village women may have been cursed by the dog SPIRITS rather than you know… Copulating. It’s possible though I guess in weird movies but spirits made sense to me as well in that case. It’s possible all of the villagers carried this curse and so the guy who killed them all wasn’t… technically wrong.
This also implies everyone outside of the village had no true knowledge of the villages fate at the hands of the company. Except those like Kenji ofc.
Those who knew the term dog killer were old enough to remember I think. That’s probably why the doctor was killed as Ryotaro and his birth mother were descendants of the village.
Anyways it’s a weird but interesting concept…
You just saved me from losing my sanity while writing my thesis. I needed a breather and your new upload is just what I needed!
Thanks for tuning in. Good luck on the thesis!
we’re also doing our thesis too
Me too!
I was not expecting such a full schedule from my favorite horror reviewer. A pleasant surprise thats for sure
Thank you so much for tuning in! Trying to stay as consistent as I can.
@@HorrorMine can't wait to stay tuned in brother 🙏🏻
The Howling Village seems like an excellent film. Somehow the whole mood and atmosphere just pulls you right in, as if you're being magnetized.
I couldn’t agree more!
This indeed feels like the village from Fatal Frame II. With the grandmother named Yae, the same name as the surviving twin in the game!
AFAIK this movie is part of a trilogy about folk-lore style movies about cursed villages. The movies seems to be more about the presentation of the atmosphere of each villages and their folk lores than specifically about the horror or scares. Which explains the more story and mystery driven aproach.
Will you cover the other two in the futures?
Trilogy? What are the names of the remaining two? Thank u.
The other two are :
Suicide forest village
Cow-neck village
@@lurkingdweller2258 ox-head village
Everytime I see your videos I can't help but notice how you always try to pronounce foreign names properly. Just shows how much respect you have for different cultures!
Thank you! I try my best
@@HorrorMine I definitely appreciate it
I was thinking the same! You earned some respect and a sub 💕
Every time I'm watching a Scare Score video from Horror Mine, I'm always on the lookout for Spongebob references.
They’re a Horror Mine video staple now
Everything is a Spongebob reference, I'm not even complaining it's tons way better than Jojo's reference
This is exactly what I needed right now. Love this channel so much.
I really appreciate it!
This is the first movie of a trilogy based on Japanese urban legends about haunted villages, and after watching them I have a same feeling, that the things the director wanted to deliver was not horror, that's why they are not really scary.
BTW, if you are interested in not so well-known Japanese horror movies, I have a recommendation here, the 2004 moive Infection, adapted from one episode of the serie Tales of the Unusal. Its plot is quite confusing and creepy.
I haven’t heard of that but I’ll check it out, thanks!
What are the other two movies?
@@65MaX73 The other two movies are Suicide Forest Village and Ox-head Village. Though, they are not actually connected to each other.
@@cielargent That's great, i didn't watch those! I love remote / haunted village story cause everything is tenfold scarier when there are no city lights
@@cielargent let me guess, the ox head village is about women uhhh "something something" with a bull?
Kinda off topic, there was this NSFW doujin that has that story. No, it does not end happily for the protagonist.
Horror movies with happy endings are rare - and what a good movie too!
I agree!
That subtle rick roll had me going. Lol
Haha awesome!
@@HorrorMine The run meme that followed was good too.
I am so happy i found this channel! You talk about a lot of horror movies I've never heard of and they are all amazing! And the SpongeBob references always make my day
I enjoyed your organization when explaining this video. I actually did watch the movie before and had the same opinion you had. Coming straight for the Wailing, I definitely found Howling Village to be a bit overshadowed. But there is value to watching this movie again as you pointed out. Definitely missed alot of the details you mentioned--especially Akina falling multiple times. I might have blinked during my first viewing lol.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the content.
Loved this so much! I’m very happy you’re back to uploading and, of course, covering these eerie Japanese horror flicks, as they’re what got me into your videos in the first place.
That said, how dare you rickroll us in this year of our Lord 2022!! I was so surprised and miffed I CACKLED out loud, I can’t believe you’ve done this LOOOOL 😂😭😔
so happy the scare score is back!! love watching them 😊
Thank you for tuning in!
I remember a similar plot on an anime. It was just an episode on this anime but it also dealt with a village that was flooded because of a dam being built in the spirits and that village not being able to rest. The name of the anime is Princess Resurrection.
I’ll have to check it out!
It's one of the OVA's
I've rewatched Princess Resurrection multiple times.
Both sub and dub are good, imo.
Ohh the OP and ED are reaally good too!
Nothing but good reviews from me 👍😬
There's a Japanese movie called The stare with a similar plot a cured village wiped off the map and ghost.
The king of UA-cam horror back at it again!
Thanks for watching!
I get so happy every time horror mine uploads a new video. Automatically a like from me. 🔥🔥🔥
I’m glad you enjoyed the movie and hope you cover the others in the trilogy.
Thank you so much!
Heeey! It’s been a while! Good to see a new upload! Thank you as always! ❤️
3:51 you sneaky bastard.
But this is why I'm subscribed and got the bell notif on. The comedic punchlines like "three stooges" are so funny when considering the video is about a horror film. Looking forward for a Filipino Scare Score!
Haha thanks a lot! I’m glad you enjoy the content. I’ll be covering Feng Shui very soon!
@@HorrorMine awesome! Hope you also consider Eerie or The Road!
Subscribed, I only discovered your channel a week ago and I'm slowly going through all of your videos. Bro... Watching them and I can tell your other interests like UFC/MMA, Pokemon, SpongeBob and of course horror movies. That's like all the ingredients of someone that could be my ( or a lot of others ) best friend in no time. Keep it up! We're all support. 🤘
We were all just Rick Rolled and I’m not even mad about it.
Marebito (2004) is another fantastic Takashi Shimizu movie.
Just in time!! Perfect little treat before I head into work as a cashier for my first Black Friday
Thanks for tuning in. Stay safe out there!
"No matter where you run or how many years pass by, you will never escape. For *he* will always be near, never giving up, never letting things down, never deserting you. He will rick roll all the way to the ends of the earth."
sooo underated!! you're such an amazing youtuber i hope you grow larger!! wishing you well in life 💗
Thank you very much!
I literally love horror mine so much … hope you upload more coz your videos and how you tell them are really captivating
Thank you so much!
Is good to see you back uploading regularly, cheers mate! 🍻
Thanks for tuning in!
Love your videos, thank you for making them! Saving me so much time on watching so many movies :D
To be honest, most of the Japan's scary movies are over exaggerated, on a level from creepy to somewhat comedic (as the way you presented your breakdown in this movie). Though, there are also some Japanese horror films, just like Ju-on, Ringu, Noroi, and Dark Water. But as their movies are exaggerated, the way they present a film or story telling is truly terrifying, it just boils down to the way they present it in the film.
Hopefully, you'll show us more films and their breakdowns and also your added comedic presentation in that matter.
Man I've been waiting for this one man, when I First watched this I knew u would do a video on it so hype RN
Thanks for watching!
Congrats brosef. Your channel is growing. I’m happy to support!
It's a good day when Horror Mine releases a video.
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If I'm being perfectly honest I actually like that song you played that very brief clip of.
Haha it’s a classic!
13:24 That Part Scared me When i seen it for the First Time
Always happy to see you upload. Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving
I sure did! Same to you!
I remember asking you on your Noroi recap if you were going to cover this movie! Thanks again for the amazing content
Welcome back! It's finally good to see you again. Btw you might wanna recap Feng Shui (2004) it's a classic and probably the scariest Filipino movie.
I’ve gotten a lot of requests to do that movie. I shall be covering it soon!
I'm so happy I came across your channel. Both me and my bf enjoy watching your content. Thank you so much!
Thank you! I’m very happy y’all enjoy it.
that three stooges kill me🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yeah paranormal shenanigans always seems to thrive in these out of the way remote places.
thanks for the upload, love your sense of humour as always
I'm impressed. I enjoyed the plot, storytelling, and acting.
Ryotaro's father upon feeling the spirit, run to a mirror and proceeds to henshin into Kamen rider Ryuki, while yelling "It's Henshin Time". What a great cameo.
13:13 ngl that scene got me stumbled 😂 😂😂😂 thats the only time i laugh so much in this movie.. anyway i love the cinematic color in this one it's really heavy and give off eerie vibe also i think they are using mist filter? everything looks super soft and bloomy ( like lights are pretty much bloom )
Thanks, great video as always!
You know the guy is fair when he's geeking out about the director but still gave the movie a fair score
Holy fck the scene where Akina jumps off to infinity and beyond while smiling is wayyyy too disturbing.
The ghost chasing like omg, brings back of Rinne as Reincarnation which it's a japanese horror movie that I love and enjoy to watch.
no one ever *expects* to be rick rolled
I love ur videos and ur voice thank you for making videos ❤
Thank you so much ❤️
This movie is gonna keep me up all night
the moment I see the "colours" of the movie and the way camera focus and frame it characters, I already thinking "Hot damn, it is Takashi Shimizu"
This man's movies are some of the few that actually unsettle and scare me. 😰💛
Damn i've been out for so long good to be back here! Love the color grading and atmosphere in this one. Almost feels like the old movies.
3:55 lmao. YA GOT US. IN 2024. lmao
anyway great review! found your channel last week and been bingewatching all the asian horror. keep it up dude
I recommend a movie called Infection (感染, Kansen) it's a hidden gem of psychological japanese horror but with so much more.
If you liked this one, you should do one on Suicide Village Forest… the storyline for Howling Village was better imo but SVF had better creepy scenes. I liked the Guillermo Del Toro Pan’s Labyrinth style look for one of the scenes. You’ll see what I mean. Also watch Tag Along 2 (creepy scenes but cheesy bad CGI) lol
I literally saw both those films when I was scrolling Tubi yesterday! I’ll check them out
3:54 creepy indeed
Thank you for the new video!
Of course! Thanks for tuning in.
Hey can u do 1 on when evil lurks?? Also love ur breakdowns ❤
The cut aways kill me every time lol
I don’t know if you’re still looking for suggestions for this series, but have you ever heard of the J-horror film Reincarnation? It’s a part of the J-horror Theater series that includes Infection, Premonition, and The Sylvian Experiments. But what sets Reincarnation apart is that it’s another one of Takashi Shimizu’s movies, and the primary story is about a horror movie being filmed. This movie also features one of the creepiest dolls I’ve ever seen in any movie.
Damn it I wanted to be scared but that rickroll ain't getting out of my head anytime soon lmao
Getting Rick rolled here was the best thing of the video.
I came here by clicking on the link at the end of Ox-Head Village. Ever since The Ring, I've realized that Japan and South Korea are great horror movie makers. I just feel that it's a pity that it's subtitled and not dubbed. There seem to be so many good movies out there but unfortunately my eyes can't focus fast enough to read subtitles (kind of like having dyslexia). So I'm confined to English, Spanish and Dutch. I've also watch an Italian war movie because with my knowledge of Spanish and the fact that there aren't that many real serious conversations in that movie it was fairly doable. However, if I have to read subtitles I'm doing only that and I can't actually watch the movie. I'm glad that they made an American version of the Ring, but dubbing the original would have been just as good. I think that they would also reach a much broader audience if they were released dubbed.
Ayyy I got the 28 000th view. Your videos are really nice to listen to while i do my university work
Looks like a relatively sweeter ending rather than bitter. Thanks for this video
Small little correction: The year of release in the title says 2021 but that’s just when it had released in the US.
Howling Village actually originally released on October 10th 2019 at the Pingyao Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon International Film Festival in China and then released in Japan on February 7th 2020, it later was released on streaming services and Blu Ray in the United States on August 17th 2021.
So it technically counts as a 2019 horror movie.
Just thought I’d mention that 😅
Can you do "House of Sayuri" it's by the same director of "Noroi: The Curse"
"....and singing a very creepy song." 🤣🤣🤣
wow, Keisuke (Ryoutaro's Father) actor also played Kamen Rider Ryuki was also in this movie NICE!!
lets go! been waiting for this!
Thanks for tuning in!
Totally agree with you, its not a very scary movie but the plot is amazing!!!
4:50 really caught me by surprise, damn
I liked the time-traveling plot even though it leaves a paradox. The whole werewolf-ish thing was sort of unexplained which was a bit frustrating. I gotta say, this movie was good save for the unnecessary revelation that the werewolf thing is present in both Ryotaro and Kanade. What I do like is the ocassionally shown emotional conflict in Kanade's father---Akira---he is constantly wrestling between his fear for his wife's blood and his love for her. Lastly, screw Akina. The entire chain of tragedies started with her being dumb and stubborn.
A Rickroll in 2022? How dare you.
Just in time on my bday. Ty Ty
Happy birthday!
Am.. Have been a big fan of his movies for his works that always make them masterpieces. Sure it’s one of them which are well-made horror movies.
I watched this last night after seeing you made a video on it. While I enjoyed it, I found the last quarter of the movie to be kinda confusing. Thanks for the explanation and I would recommend the movie to all Asian horror fans. It's definitely better than its 4.8 score on IMDB. I'd say it deserves at least a 6.
Welp, good think doggos and humans cannot have offspring eh
I'm just gonna watch movie now and come back later to watch this video.
Awesome!
Wow... The lore behind this movie can be a new idea for Siren or Fatal Frame universe
The Rick roll was classy 😂
The first song is scarier in my opinion. 3:53
I would agree with that!
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Watching again, this was a good one
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it. New video coming soon!
Wow, I would love for her to sing that SONG!
I watched this movie because of Miyoshi Ayaka 😍
Kamen rider Ryuki's main actor ( Shinji?) was in the movie. I think
Love seeing you upload again! Fingers crossed that this channel will take off so you get paid fairly & more for all the work you put in. ♡
Thank you so much!
I'll definitely have to watch this, as I love Ju-On. Is this the same village that the Siren games are based off of?
hey Vic, I've seen your videos and I noticed there's an Indonesian horror too. great choice. please can you do a scare score on *Jaga Pocong?* for me it's the scariest modern Indonesian movie I've seen. I found it on Indonesian Netflix
Welcome back HM!
Thank you!
I suppose it would be a lot scarier if the viewer was Japanese and knew about the urban legends. But it was a decent family drama if you think about it. I totally rooted for Maya and Kenji and just wished that Kanade allowed Maya one final embrace with her daughter, and for Maya to give up her baby peacefully. That would have allowed Yuna to maybe walk away with his siblings or have his tragic end with the other person he related to, Akina, the mother of his unborn child.
I must have been asleep though, I totally missed that this was a Takashi Shimizu film.
Good to see you back into the swing of things, V! Great Scare Score!
Just imagine your bros asked you “so who are your great great grandparents?”
And your like “ah yeah my great great grandmama is maya but my great great grandfather is a random stray dog”
This is DEFINITELY the Grudge creator I can tell. This movie is a SIMILAR style in terms of telling the story out of order ; or the protagonist being a certain character we don’t see until later on