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89 minutes exactly — the "classic feature" runtime most directors aim for.

Eighteen months have gone by and Kudo and Ichikawa are still lost in a parallel universe. When they vanished, a giant appeared in the sky above Shinjuku.
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”

Shigeo Ôsako
Jin Kudo

Chika Kuboyama
Miho Ichikawa

Koji Shiraishi
Masatsugu Tashiro

Shohei Uno
Shohei Eno

Jin Muraki
Homeless Man
Go Tateno
Akira Yano

Rock Murakami
Kazufumi Kitamura
Masako Matsumoto
Satoko Inui
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Koji Shiraishi directs. Ayumi Miyazaki cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in Japan. Dialogue in Japanese.
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A horror mockumentary movie series by director Kōji Shiraishi (mostly well known for "Noroi - The Curse", "Occult" and "Grotesque")










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While I would advise any watched to start this series from the beginning, this for me was the best chapter. Kōji Shiraishi has been building a large connected universe of Found Footage and I feel it nicely comes together in this chapter. Going in, it is an absolute must that you watch his found footage movie Occult (2009) before watching this chapter. In fact, watch it before even starting the series. You will appreciate this chapter and many others by having that knowledge firsthand. You're not going to get scare during this movie. It is creepy for sure, but not as frightening as the previous chapters. I would call it more humorous, especially with the dialogue at the end. While this series is yet to be released to western audiences, it has been painstakingly translated by fans and can be found online. 5/5 Koji is the Japanese king of Found Footage.
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