From silent discoveries to Godzilla to One Cut of the Dead, here are Japan’s strangest, spookiest, and most unsettling horror exports.

Movies like Carved, Ju-On: The Grudge, Ringu, and Perfect Blue are all perfect examples of Japanese horror movies that will scare you senseless.

Japanese Fans React to ‘Ghost in the Shell’ Audiences in the home of the iconic franchise are mostly impressed with the look of Rupert Sanders' reimagining of the story and remain unmoved by ...

For those who may not know, J-horror is the umbrella term used for any and all Japanese horror movies. The horror genre has deep roots in Japan’s cinema reaching all the way back to the 1960s and it ...

Japanese Horror is a genre all its own, but what makes it stand apart from Western Horror?

IT seems that Hollywood has discovered Japanese horror films, remaking them in Tinseltown’s customary heavy-handed fashion. Think “The Ring” (2002), with Naomi Watts, a so- so rew… ...

Ghost of Tsushima is out now and is already critically acclaimed. The game is heavily inspired by samurai films, and here are some of the best to watch.

While Scarlett Johansson’s casting and dim reviews drowned “Ghost in the Shell” in negative publicity in the United States, the live-action remake of Mamoru Oshii’s 1995 anime film was ...