Ten Haunting Tales From The Japanese Underground

In the early 1990s, film director Norio Tsuruta (Premonition, Ring O, Birthday) and screenwriter Chiaki Konaka (Marebito) collaborated on a three-part series of programs based on actual paranormal events. Collectively known as Honto Ni Atta Kowai Hanashi (Scary True Stories), it was an immediate hit. Not only did it mark Norio Tsuruta´s directorial debut, it also became a pioneering work which lit the flame of the Japanese horror boom, shedding its influence on such films as Ringu, Ju-On: The Grudge, and Pulse. Set in contemporary Japan and highlighted by creepy visuals and sound effects, these chilling dramatizations of supernatural horror are presented for the first time in the U.S.

Scary True Stories (1991)

-The Lonely Girl
-Spiritual Flight
-Mystery Of The Red Earring

Scary True Stories: Night Two (1991)

-The Gymnasium In Summer
-House Of Restless Spirits
-The hospital At Midnight

All New Scary True Stories: Realm Of Specters (1992)

-Be Gone Crone!!
-My Friend At The Stairwell
-Paralysis
-The Black Hair In The Abandoned Building

Upplagd i sortimentet: 4 December, 2006