'Round The Fire - A Horror, Inc. Forum

I'll start by pointing out that fans of the Tomie series of films just have to see the latest: Tomie Unlimited.

I can't really give any information about this apart from the fact it is a great looking film that keeps true to everything Tomie is. Multiplication is a plenty in this and she has an amazing final appearance with her friend.
You'll either love this or absolutely hate it. I'm definitely one of the former, but then again, I love the surreal stuff.

Unborn but not forgotten is a fantastic film that mixes technology with traditional ghosts. An investigative reporter begins working alongside a homicide detective and finds herself more involved in the investigation into girls who see themselves die than she could've actually imagined. A creepy film that is definitely worth a watch.

Three extremes does exactly what it says on the tin. Three twisted little movies thrown together. Totally unlinked in any way shape or form, they seem to work together to keep you watching this anthology all the way through.
It starts with dumplings... women like to eat her secret recipe. Eek.
then comes cut... a woman will have a finger cut off every five minutes if her husband doesn't play nicely.
Then there is Box... I woman has dreams of being buried alive. She soon finds out why.
I love this film, but the second installment... Three Extremes 2just doesn't quite do it for me.

Someone Behind You is pretty original. In fact, when I say it's original, I've never come across a storyline like this and beware, it can be a little complex. It all comes together though. Imagine knowing that people close to you could turn at any second, at any time and in any place. They would attempt to kill you for absolutely no reason whatsoever. They would regret it afterwards, but they have no control at the time they do it. That is the plight of the young girl in this Korean film which is one of my favorites... well in the last few months at least. 8/10 for this one.

Hope you pick one of these up and give it a little watch, all of them are worth a look if you got spare time. Oh, make sure you get the subtitles versions, I got a DVD of a film called Meow... all the subtitles were asian and not english. Was a problem for me to watch.