r/J_Horror • u/virtu_ware • 15h ago
OC Art/Meme i drew Hachishaku-sama, the eight-foot-tall woman
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r/J_Horror • u/virtu_ware • 15h ago
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r/J_Horror • u/fullmooncut • 23h ago
I finally watched Nobody Knows after someone recommended it here, and it really stayed with me.
What makes this film so disturbing is that it’s based on a real-life case. There’s something deeply unsettling about watching these children try to survive on their own, forced to deal with situations that no child should ever have to face.
It’s a different kind of horror - not supernatural or exaggerated, but painfully realistic. The quiet, almost everyday way the story unfolds makes everything feel even more heartbreaking.
It also reminded me of the Korean film Silenced (2011). Both films are genuinely heartbreaking, especially knowing they’re based on real events. It’s hard to believe children can be forced to endure such horrific things.
Definitely films that stay with you long after the credits roll.
Any other films like these?
r/J_Horror • u/BloodGlove • 10h ago
I have barerly seen any Ichi the Killer talk here so I wanted to bring attention to the movies. Any thoughts wether about 1-Ichi or Ichi the Killer are appreciated. I quite enjoyed it and while I think some scenes were certainly unecessary it is still one of the tamer Japanese horror movies.
r/J_Horror • u/Simon_Leasher • 23h ago
r/J_Horror • u/Ssnell1 • 1h ago
First four images are for the two I recently got, the others are my others in collection.
r/J_Horror • u/Ok-Seat-8963 • 4h ago
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