This is half a film's worth of ultra-low budget Japanese horror. We are given the general back-story that five girls went to a spooky place for a dare and were never seen again; so what better way to celebrate the anniversary than assembling a cast of psychic believers and a load of TV cameras and see what happens this time round?

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KAZUO UMEZU'S HORROR THEATER - VOLUME 3 (2005) The Present and Death Make Region 1 DVD (Tokyo Shock) I watched the third and final volume of this series of adaptions of Kazuo Umezu manga, (see also the reviews for one and two).While Volume Two could have been aimed at children (just like Umezu's manga), Volume Three is decidedly more adult, and very different from the original stories.

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KAZUO UMEZU'S HORROR THEATER - VOLUME 2 (2005, Japan TV) SNAKE GIRL / THE WISH Region 1 NTSC DVD (Tokyo Shock) I’ve persevered with Kazuo Umezu’s Horror Theater (volume 1 reviewed here), partly out of curiosity about this oddball manga artist who Japan regards fondly as someone equivalent to Roald Dahl, but who can draw his own pictures – a one-man Dahl and Quentin Blake combined.

Como hemos comentado, esta película pertenece a una serie de mediometrajes de 2005 que adaptan a la imagen real varias de las historias cortas de Kazuo Umezu (a veces romanizado como Umezz por preferencia del autor), uno de los autores más importantes de la primera generación de mangakas de posguerra.Nacido en 1936, su debut profesional tiene lugar en 1955 con Mori no Kyoudai.

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Perhaps more so than any other artists, Kazuo Umezu and Hideshi Hino defined the genre of horror comics in Japan, an influence that extends to the West, and also to the world of J-horror films.

Around this time, he also began developing his macabre efforts, using children and ancient traditions and legends as fuel for his fright. Now, as part of an ongoing effort to celebrate his importance in the realm of horror, several well known Japanese filmmakers have created Kazuo Umezu's Horror Theater. Using an omnibus approach, individual ...