My 500th review unfortunately, is on fairly cheap looking entry to the 'Saw' type genre. The Japanese usually produce better examples to the western counterparts and whilst containing some quite memorable moments, the acting is pretty dire (and overplayed). Not really one to get excited about but at least holds your attention, to the bitter end. Scary concept indeed and will disturb for sure.

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