This year's "Zhenzi vs Ga Coconut" played the super shocking gimmick of the two female ghosts tearing up, but finally became the super funny ending of the two female ghosts, which is really unbearable to see, it is better to watch the "Zhenzi is inspired" network anti-Japanese god drama. Many viewers also said that they missed the horror scene of Sadako and Ga-coconut going their separate ways. If you had to pick the scariest ghost movie, which one would you push, and it would be better to scare the little flowers in the next class in other folders.
【Japanese Media Selection: Ranking of the Most Terrifying Ghost Movies in History but Make You Want to Watch】
No. 1: Midnight Bell (1998, starring Naoko Matsushima and Hiroyuki Sanada)
Based on Mitsuji Suzuki's original novel, "Midnight Bell" is based on the original novel by Mitsuji Suzuki, and everyone who sees the mysterious video tape will be cursed to death within a week, and the scene of Sadako crawling out of the well and tv set frightens many viewers. The scene where Sadako climbs out of the TV is still a favorite terrier for everyone.
2nd Place: "The Grudge" (2003, starring: Ome Kei Oku)
The misunderstanding between Zobaga and her husband gave rise to tragedy, after which those who lived in the murderous house were cursed to death indiscriminately. The only one who may be able to match Sadako is Ga-coco, and for the ending of "Sadako vs. Ga-Coco", some people think that it is still Sadako who wins the final victory.
3rd Place: House of Sin (1999, starring Seiyo Uchino and Shinobu Otake)
Based on Yusuke Takashi's original novel, an insurance company investigator visits a client's home and inadvertently sees a suicide scene in which someone hangs himself, and has since been dragged into a dark vortex.
4th: "Ghost Water Spirit" (2002, starring Hitomi Kuroki)
No.5: "Onirai-rai" (2003, starring: Yuki Shibasaki)
No.6: "Dead Country" (1999, starring: Natsukawa Yui, Tsutsui Michitaka, Kuriyama Chiaki)
No. 7: "Ghost Doll Hanako" (1995, starring Yuka Kono)
8th: Reincarnation (2006, starring Yuka)
No.9: "Re-Evil" (1998, starring: Sato Hiroichi)
10th: Circular Suicide (2002, starring Ling Ishibashi and Masatoshi Nagase)