Prolific J-horror director Koji Shiraishi made this really solid found-footage anthology back in 2008. I recommend it as it is an entertaining and varied example of its genre.
Most of the short chapters in this anthology work as standalone little stories with their own ideas, supernatural or not. I'm yet to be disappointed by Shiraishi and he sure as hell delivered here too. The film is only about 70 minutes long with about a dozen chapters, meaning that most of them are about 5-10 minutes long. That's one of the reasons why this is so entertaining, there's no padding whatsoever as you bounce from one creepy idea to the next. However, some of these chapters seem like they could easily be expanded to a full feature, and the final one hints at Okaruto and Karuto, Shiraishi's subsequent FF films that were pretty successful on their own.
I'm really looking forward to watching more films like this one from Shiraishi, he churns them out on a yearly basis and never disappoints with his unique mockumentary approach.
