Kuime

Most of the time I quickly fall in love with these oriental horror productions, they have the magic and genius that the genre needs to be successful, however, here, we diverge a little, the story is not very interesting, there are no scary scenes, there was a lack of empathy with the characters, or even more explanations, a more didactic script, far from being a classic Japanese horror, based on the ghostly tale of Yotsuya Kaidan, it had great potential...

Miuyki Goto is the star of a new play based on a famous ghost story. Because of her influence, she manages to get the producers to cast her lover, an unknown actor. Over time, the two find themselves trapped between reality and fantasy, and the possessive love that existed between them turns into deadly hatred.