Shikoku
Directed by Shunichi Nagasaki
A woman returns to her rural hometown, discovering her childhood friend drowned at sixteen. Her friend's mother, a Shinto priestess, embarks on a pilgrimage-mysteriously walking backwards.
In her rural hometown, a woman revisits a childhood nightmare.
Cast: Yui Natsukawa, Michitaka Tsutsui, Chiaki Kuriyama
Member Reviews
I usually don’t mind a good slow burn as long as it’s for a good cause. 57 minutes in and I turned it off. I was able to stay engaged and nothing really happened the whole time.
Go past the first 15 minutes
Slow burn spooky. Not hard to follow, interesting take on Ghosts/Zombies/Afterlife. Check this out if your boo ever tried to stop you from bringing your daughter back 🌄
beautifully atmospheric with dreamlike lighting. a perfect example of the lost art of early 2000s j-horror
This movie is boring and too long. The story is not scary, but that's not the reason I didn't like it, but simply that the story is not great, despite an interesting start to the movie with a sad return to a native village and discovering the mystery.