Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi! File 04: The Truth! Hanako-san in the Toilet

What kind of drugs Koji eats while writing this? and that damn alien and her flower

What kind of drugs Koji eats while writing this? and that damn alien and her flower

the lore is getting crazy

the lore is getting crazy

#6/100 Horror Movies in 92 Days 2025

The only reason I'm not giving this five stars is because I know that this episode is only the beginning of what's to come with this series, and I need somewhere higher to go!

This is the last time I'll say this on my reviews, but it's criminal that there's currently no legal way to watch this series in the West. Koji Shiraishi is a fantastic director, well known over here, and this found footage movie collection would absolutely find its audience.

For those not aware, this article sums up the series perfectly, specifically detailing how this episode is a turning point in a way, a signpost that Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi is subtly shifting from the X-Files-esque 'monster of the week' formula and towards something far more coherent, more extradimensional, and far more ambitious than its humble, low budget found footage format would imply.

I love it. I love this series, and this is my favourite episode yet, with its classic urban legend concept framing a timey-wimey ghost story, complete with a jump scare twist to finish.

#6/100 Horror Movies in 92 Days 2025

The only reason I'm not giving this five stars is because I know that this episode is only the beginning of what's to come with this series, and I need somewhere higher to go!

This is the last time I'll say this on my reviews, but it's criminal that there's currently no legal way to watch this series in the West. Koji Shiraishi is a fantastic director, well known over here, and this found footage movie collection would absolutely find its audience.

For those not aware, this article sums up the series perfectly, specifically detailing how this episode is a turning point in a way, a signpost that Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi is subtly shifting from the X-Files-esque 'monster of the week' formula and towards something far more coherent, more extradimensional, and far more ambitious than its humble, low budget found footage format would imply.

I love it. I love this series, and this is my favourite episode yet, with its classic urban legend concept framing a timey-wimey ghost story, complete with a jump scare twist to finish.

First Hanako's video in the Bathroom school was frightening, made you feel every change in the atmosphere, the unexpected sound of water before the final jumpscare. Even if the effect of the ghost coming out of the toiled looked kinda cheesy, the whole scene-building made this jumpscare definitely effective

The second video, with the apparent teleportation from Nana's house to Eri's (and the premonition of neck-hanged Eri) made the events become surreal. I felt the whole fear and danger through the 2 girls, whose friendship, both wholesome and toxic, was magnificantly built and explained through Nana's regret and sadness.

But the surreal stuff was still to happen:
A school connected to the world on the other side, where space bends and timelines collide, revealing a scarier scenario.

Since that specific exploration, the movie turns into a time travel puzzle, where two goals interlink:
- Saving Eri before her death happens
- Keeping the timeline safe without interfering with the "canon" events
( I can totally see where Tatsuki Fujimoto took inspiration for Chainsaw Man's Eternity Devil )

**Hanako's lovecraftian form was the cherry on top.
We even got to witness some footage of the 2Dimensional other side through her tentacles**.

**Eri's final slap clearly made Kudo proud... right before the "Final Destination ahh" plot twist
**

First Hanako's video in the Bathroom school was frightening, made you feel every change in the atmosphere, the unexpected sound of water before the final jumpscare. Even if the effect of the ghost coming out of the toiled looked kinda cheesy, the whole scene-building made this jumpscare definitely effective

The second video, with the apparent teleportation from Nana's house to Eri's (and the premonition of neck-hanged Eri) made the events become surreal. I felt the whole fear and danger through the 2 girls, whose friendship, both wholesome and toxic, was magnificantly built and explained through Nana's regret and sadness.

But the surreal stuff was still to happen:
A school connected to the world on the other side, where space bends and timelines collide, revealing a scarier scenario.

Since that specific exploration, the movie turns into a time travel puzzle, where two goals interlink:
- Saving Eri before her death happens
- Keeping the timeline safe without interfering with the "canon" events
( I can totally see where Tatsuki Fujimoto took inspiration for Chainsaw Man's Eternity Devil )

**Hanako's lovecraftian form was the cherry on top.
We even got to witness some footage of the 2Dimensional other side through her tentacles**.

**Eri's final slap clearly made Kudo proud... right before the "Final Destination ahh" plot twist
**

experiencia promedio en un cobach

experiencia promedio en un cobach