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Dirigido por Eiichiro Hasumi

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14 de outubro de 2022 1 h 43 min Bilheteria: US$ 8,2 miDrama, Terror,

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Seis estudantes japoneses do ensino médio têm que vivenciar o mesmo dia repetidamente: o espírito de uma vítima de assassinato os amaldiçoou e os jovens aparentemente só escaparão da dobra do tempo cada vez mais sangrenta se se envolverem em atividades criminosas. Para fazer isso, eles devem encontrar as partes decepadas dos mortos que foram despejadas em vários locais da área, enquanto figuras horríveis estão atrás deles.

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Kanna HashimotoAsuka Morisaki
Gordon MaedaTakahiro Ise
Kotaro DaigoShota Uranishi
Fuju KamioAtsushi Kiyomiya
Maika YamamotoRumiko Hiiragi
Mayuu YokotaRie Naruto
Shuntaro Yanagi
Naomi Nishida
Tasuku EmotoTomokazu Yashiro
Yuuki LunaHina (voice)
Eiichiro HasumiDiretor
Harumi DokiArgumento
Yuki HaraProdutor
Atsushi FuruyaProdutor
Kentaro KosakaProduction Design
Nana MiyamotoMakeup & Hair
Shokichi KanedaEditor
AdoTheme Song Performance
Yugo KannoCompositor de Banda Sonora Original
Keiichi KobayashiSound Recordist
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jackmeat24 de novembro de 2025
My quick rating - 5.5/10. I am quite glad that stuff such as this is finding its way over a bit easier now. Not that this is some monumental flick like Parasite was, but still entertaining and wouldn't have found a way to my screen a decade ago. It opens up quite nicely, and I have to say I was genuinely really enjoying the narrative this one laid out. It opens with a schoolgirl being hunted by a monster and killed. It then cuts to Asuka (Kanna Hashimoto), who hears a voice telling her the 8 dismembered parts of a girl's body need to be found somewhere that she and her 5 friends attend school. Immediately, they are now hunted by the "Red Person" and dispatched in gory fashion. But then the fun begins as Asuka wakes up as if nothing happened, and you quickly realize that they are stuck in a time loop. I was immediately looking forward to another Happy Death Day scenario, but then it decided to take a Japanese teen drama approach. Instead of being a straight Japanese horror flick as it alluded to, it spends entirely too much time on the group of kids coming back and being overly satisfied with the idea of being killed without consequences. It was almost distracting the first time, but they just shrugged it off like another day at the beach. So for a good portion of this, the pressing nature of living each day to die at night becomes second to them bonding with each other, developing romance, and all the other stuff that tends to happen in coming-of-age flix. So I personally was a bit torn here. The flick as a whole looks good and is polished enough with a fine set of young actors (which I listened to dubbed), but the balance just wasn't exactly what I wanted to see. However, I still enjoyed the entire journey since the "Red Person" isn't forgotten, and the second portion of the monster is simple yet creepy as all hell. Enjoyable enough for me, and they also left it open for a sequel. I just kind of hope they give a bit more weight to the horror in the next one.

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