Aizu (2015)

Aizu: Directed by Yôhei Fukuda. With Kôsuke Endô, Marika Itô, Aika Kobayashi, Hiroki Konno. A student is haunted by chilling visions surrounding her, leading to sinister acts that put her life and those around her in danger.

“Yurika lives in a condominium with her family. One day, the letter F appears on the doorplate of her flat. And her best friend dies in an accident. And strange things start to happen. What is going on?u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eu0026quot;Eyesu0026quot; is your run-of-the-mill Japanese horror movie. It has the high schooler, it has the little child (in this case a brother), it has the not very subtle ties to family relationships, and it has some random woman with long black hair. And even if it tries to be original and offer some twists on an old formula, the truth is that the movie canu0026#39;t sustain its flimsy plot. Things make little sense, the mystery is quite lame, and the acting is not crème de la crème.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eSome points for atmosphere, though. It will entertain you if you are in the mood, but you will forget it even while watching it. Not the best J-horror.”