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10 Japanese Horror Movies You've Probably Never Seen (But Should)

"Horror is a universal language. Fans of this enduring genre know fear has no bounds or limits. One country that has always been producing top-quality horror movies is Japan. The average person might think Japanese horror, or "J-horror," began with Hideo Nakata's 1998 movie The Ring, but that only kick-started the modern-day boom. Like every place and country's horror history, movies have evolved. Japan has shifted from its folkloric inspiration to contemporary topics more accessible to those outside the culture. For every Ring and Grudge entrant, there are Japanese movies that have never found an audience beyond the Land of the Rising Sun."
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The Ghost of the Hunchback (1965)
The Ghost of the Hunchback (1965)
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The Drifting Classroom (1987)
The Drifting Classroom (1987)
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Twilight Syndrome: Dead Go Round (2008)
Twilight Syndrome: Dead Go Round (2008)
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Yellow Fangs (1990)
Yellow Fangs (1990)
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The Booth (2005)
The Booth (2005)
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Zoo (2005)
Zoo (2005)
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Occult (2009)
Occult (2009)
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Haunted School (1995)
Haunted School (1995)
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Organ (1996)
Organ (1996)
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The Demon (1978)
The Demon (1978)
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