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
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.
something in this we as a being need to do. . . . let go of the past. such a relevant message for our planet rn. great watch. so many messages!
Aw, this one left me feeling sad. It sets a good creepy mood but isn't all that scary, but it is a good story.
@President. . . . maybe learn to read like the rest of us lolllll. Shudder has ALWAYS had a ton of international horror. One of the best things about it. Maturity will come bro bro, it will come.