Peony Lantern Ghost Story

A Japanese Company funded by the USA experimenting with anti-bacteriological weapons creates a mutated humanoid rat creature which becomes violent and murders the lab technicians. The lab is condemned and its horrifying experiments kept a secret. However the strange bacteria leak from the lab and spreads to the nearby inhabitants causing a humanoid epidemic! Three people are sent to the lab to uncover the US government conspiracy that unleashed a bloodthirsty monster beyond their wildest imagination.

A popular novelist, Takuro Nakanishi, shares his techniques for how to have as many one-night stands with great-looking girls as possible.

Daisuke gets swept up in a mission that attempts to recover a highly-confidential disc, only to find that there is a terrible trap waiting for him! Before long, his gigolo skills involve him in a heroic battle of sex with his opposing female counterpart...

Shoko Hamada plays the role of the leader of the "Idol Ghost Investigation Team" and gets caught up in a terrifying parallel world.

This is the first original video recording of Junji Inagawa's ghost story "Wandering Ningyo", which boasts a level of fame and terror unequaled by any of his ghost stories. Inagawa himself had refused to talk about the story before it was released, but producer Kanta Tagawa convinced him to record it, and an anecdote tells of bizarre phenomena that later occurred in Tagawa's family.

The first starring role for indie horror beauty Kanako Obara. A woman in kimono, soaking wet all over... A woman with unusually long hair... ..and a prostitute who was killed and drowned in a swamp. A ghostly figure that appears in the form of a grudge against a prostitute who was killed and drowned in a swamp!

Junji Inagawa, recognized by both himself and others as a 'spiritual guide,' receives photos believed to be 'spirit photographs' one after another. Genuine photos accidentally taken release tremendous power, an eerie atmosphere, and an inexplicable abnormality that plunges all viewers into a vortex of awe. In this work, Inagawa himself thoroughly explains the 'spirit photographs' that he personally witnessed and found truly frightening, using his unique narrative style. Additionally, there are also popular "scary stories".