Kumiko Shimohigashi

On their way home from a camping trip, a group of friends become stuck in an eerie forest when their car breaks down. There, they meet a mysterious stranger who warns of monsters lurking in the forest - will they make it out alive? Based on the popular computer game of the same name.

Uchida Mayu is a high school student in a peaceful town near Tokyo. She suffers from violence from her stepfather and plans to run away to her uncle's home in Tokyo. As she is about to board the last bus to Tokyo, a terrible looking old person causes her to miss the bus. She attempts to walk across a ridge. Meanwhile, Mayu's uncle Uchida Kazuki is a freelancer writer. He chases after the hideous monster Yoshie who attacks people. Kazuki receives a phone call that his niece Mayu ran away. He begins a search for her and finds her cellphone on a mountain path. He sees Yoshie's picture on her cellphone.

People begin to see the creepy white face monster Yoshie in Shibuya. At first, Yui is unable to see Yoshie, but when her friend is attacked and killed by Yoshie, Yui looks into the eyes of Yoshie. Yoshie is saved by a man and led to a room in a building. Meanwhile, writer Kazuki Uchida chases after Yoshie. The police begin to look for Kazuki as a key suspect in the disappearance of a group of people.

A high school drama club has a training camp at an ex-school building near a dark forest. Troubled student Kizuki (Yuka Kuramochi) suddenly joins the drama club on the day they go to the training camp, but Kizuki doesn't take part in their practice.

Freelancer reporter, Kazuki Uchida, knocks down the creepy monster Yoshie, but during that time Hatakeyama is sacrificed. While chasing after the mystery of Yoshie, Kazuki visits a hospital. She visits a man, based on information left by Hatakeyama. Meanwhile, Hatakeyama’s daughter Saori receives a letter from her father asking her to send the thing that he left for her.

In a house in an area known as “Old Sakaizuka”, a series of inexplicable incidents begins with the appearance of a room that should not even exist. Through property photographs, personal testimony, social media posts, livestream footage and an institutional investigation, five different records gradually reconstruct what happened there. Each perspective reveals another fragment, yet the more the events are documented, the less reliable reality becomes.

A film version of the psychic omnibus horror "Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi".