Cinema of Terror in order

"Cinema of Terror" movies 4 films, 4h 34m in all, in release order.

Hyōi
2005 · 68 min
An anthology featuring short horror films directed by Toru Kamei and Minami Nagasaki. It includes "Possession", the story of Yuki who starts experiencing terrifying encounters with a female ghost after witnessing a suicide scene on her way to work, and "Bound Spirit", which portrays the horror faced by an office worker haunted by the spirit of her ex-boyfriend, who died by suicide years ago.
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Kushibue
2005 · 66 min
A dismembered corpse washes up on a beach, and near it, footprints that appear to belong to a child are left behind.
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Kuu Ie
2005 · 74 min
An omnibus film featuring short horror stories directed by Toru Kamei and Minami Nagasaki. It includes "The Devouring House", where a couple who buys a cheap, second-hand property begins experiencing strange phenomena, ultimately leading to the disappearance of the entire family. The second story "Psychic Vision" follows four men and women who meet through a suicide pact website and face terrifying experiences.
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On'nen
2005 · 66 min
Emika, a rookie freelance writer, is constantly overwhelmed with work. One day, her beloved computer suddenly freezes and won't even restart... A new take on Japanese horror that’s making waves.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Cinema of Terror in?

1. Hyōi (2005), 2. Kushibue (2005), 3. Kuu Ie (2005), 4. On'nen (2005).

How long does it take to watch all of Cinema of Terror?

About 4h 34m across 4 released films.

Do any Cinema of Terror films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.