#Asian horror

[dumplingprincessextraordinaire]

Art by @/7uyus

[asyayordanova]

[bleedingspiral]

Ju-On: The Grudge (2002)

[spiraphobia]

Ju-On: Origins (2020)

[waheedawolf]

girlies of indian horror pt.1 (part 2)

shobana in manichitrathazu//revathi in raat//urmila matondkar in bhoot//tripti dimri in bulbbul//vidya balan in bhool bhulaiya//juhi chawla in darr//waheeda rehman in kohraa//lima das in aamis//sadhana in woh kaun thi?

[esqueletosgays]

自殺サークル / SUICIDE CLUB (2001)

Director: Sion Sono Cinematography: Kazuto Sato

[ladamarossa]

The Doll Master (2004)

[horygory]

Three... Extremes (2004)

[kateknowsdramas]

There's no cure for lovesickness.

[goryhorroor]

i think at this point everyone can agree that asian horror will always have a superior hold on paranormal horror. demons, ghosts, and etc are just way scarier coming from any asian country. good for them

[godzillawillsaveus]

Shutter (2004) dir. Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom

[dumplingprincessextraordinaire]

Source is @/sherylmitchell916

[kekwcomics]

A Thai reprint of Warren's CREEPY.

I think these were published by Sam Inter in the early / mid 1980s, but info on this is hard to dig up.

[blairwitchbaby]

Uzumaki

2000, Higuchinsky

[spiraphobia]

Strangers from Hell (2019)

Yoon Jong Woo is a young guy in his 20s who moves from the countryside to Seoul after his college friend, Jae Ho, offers him a job. While looking for a place to live, he stumbles upon Eden Gosiwon, a cheap hostel that shares the kitchen and bathroom with other residents. He is not thrilled about the quality of the place or the other abnormal residents, such as his next-door neighbor Seo Moon Jo, a charismatic dentist. Nevertheless, Jong Woo decides to put up with it for 6 months until he saves enough money to move out. However, mysterious events start occurring in the apartment, causing Jong Woo to begin fearing the apartment's residents.

Really enjoyed this Korean thriller. For me, it's not just the murder spree or the inevitable end, but how everything was set up - the way the beginning introduces us to this creepy boarding house filled with shady characters, moldy walls, a communal bathroom, that raw meat?! (ughhh) and cramped spaces... that is real horror.

I haven't had the chance to read the webtoon yet, but just by looking at the art and a few caps here and there, I'm already unnerved and eager to dive into it soon. Lately, I've been on a horror/thriller webtoon marathon and have read a bunch of really good ones over the past few years.

[kowai-araene]

Noroi : The Cure (2005) by Koji Shiraishi - 1h55m

☆ a prominent paranormal journalist named Kobayashi goes missing shortly after completing a documentary. What begins as an investigation into strange noises soon evolves into the chilling mystery of a demonic entity named Kagutaba ☆