japanese horror - Horror Obsessive

Switch to the light mode that's kinder on your eyes at day time.

Switch to the dark mode that's kinder on your eyes at night time.

Menu

A promotional graphic for 'Tomino's Hell poem'. The central focus is a dark, ornate book with the title in bold red and white letters. Surrounding the book are symmetrical images of ghoulish, screaming faces and clawed hands emerging from the darkness, creating a sense of horror and urgency.

in Literary Analysis, Paranormal, Creepypasta

Tomino’s Hell: The Cursed Poem Not Meant to Be Read Out Loud

An evocative digital painting in a grayscale palette with selective red accents, portraying a poised female figure in traditional Japanese garb.

in Paranormal, Creepypasta

Kuchisake-Onna: Exploring Japan’s Most Notorious Ghostly Legend

A guy sitting with some monsters

in Film Festivals

Fantastic Fest 2023: Visitors (Complete Edition) Is a Blood-Soaked Homage to Troma Entertainment

More Stories

in New Releases

Woman of the Photographs Is a Beautiful Parable for the Modern World

by JP Nunez
in Horror and Society

Audition Cuts Deeper and Deeper

by Chrissie D.
in Gaming Retrospectives

How Fatal Frame Still Holds up in Today’s Horror Genre

by Jade Sidle
in Gaming, News

Co-op Horror Paranormal Hunter Revealed During UploadVR Showcase

by Lor Gislason
in Iconic Authors

Ecocriticism in Junji Ito’s Manga

by Robin Moon
in Horror Around The Globe, Ju-On

The Myths Behind The Film: Ju-On The Grudge

by Amber McCrudden
in Literature, Horror Around The Globe

The Myths Behind The Film: The Ring

by Amber McCrudden
in Horror Around The Globe

Hair as Body Horror in Exte: Hair Extensions

by Hannah Carroll
in Book Reviews

Nothing But Blackened Teeth Is an Ambitious but Flawed Horror Novella

by Collin Henderson
in Unpopular Opinions

Audition: The Worst Movie for a First Date

by Jay Rohr
in Oddities

2010 Vice Documentary Explores Aokigahara, Japan’s Suicide Forest

by Martina Boothes
in Uncategorized

Noroi: The Curse Favors Mounting Dread Over Overt Scares

by Collin Henderson

Congratulations. You've reached the end of the internet.

Back to Top

Close