Gomennasai

A highschool girl believes that her classmate is murdering people by using written words that coerce death. This low-budget film spins the "curse" sub-genre of Japanese horror in different ways. First of all, the structure of the storyline is broken into three "diary" entries which portray the perspectives of the two main characters (some very interesting monologue and dialogue to enjoy here). There is ample use of narration which develops both the protagonist and antagonist very nicely. Second, the method of killing straddles the boundary between pure psychological manipulation and supernatural ability, which is very unique for a film of this kind. There is a tempered creepiness but no onryo ghosts at all. Deliberately paced, but this has quality acting and is memorable despite touching upon genre clichés. On a side note, the runtime is only 85 minutes and almost all of the scary moments occur during the daytime. The ending "message" by the actresses is amusing.

Worth a look.

I come for this movie because of Buono! This movie seemed ordinary... that was my first impression. I found it different after I watched it. This is pretty entertaining Japanese movie, especially in storyline. It can be little compared with clever problem-solving movie such as Deathnote (2006). Based on comments in several forums, a lot of watchers find the ending quite shocking, although they know it is only a fiction. But, I have to admit that sound designing and camera shooting were not quite good as the film goes. In addition, some actions look less natural in some scenes. Despite the fact, this movie can be enjoyed from the beginning until the end.

Ring Of Curse contains elements from other movies, it pretty much just ripped a few stories, put them together and got an OK movie. It does feel disappointing tho, cause they didn't really try too much, but rather relaid on more successful stories instead so all they had to do was go fishing.

Can't believe I'm saying this, but I am annoyed and a little mad, thus I think it is better if I don't recommend this little production right here. If you are not too familiar with the Asian Horror Cinema, Ring Of Curse might seem like a breath of fresh air, but if you are, you'll pick up the signs in no time.

So without spoiling it too much, I don't wanna influence your decision in no way whatsoever, this movie will get a 5 from me. Right in the middle, I'll let others tell you more about it. As mentioned before, it left me with a bad taste in my mouth. Sorry to say so.

Cheers!

At first i want to say i love Airi Suzuki she is so beautiful, talent and had a beautiful soul also her songs are amazing. when i know she made horror movie with buono members i was curious to see it. the film is based on novel send on internet that buono feel they want to be part of it by making his movie. it talk about student who get abused from her family and friends so she begin to write cursed note that make everyone read it get cursed and die yes similar to death note but its was interesting idea. the movie was like a indie movie or Documentary film that due to low-budget but it wasn't a bad and wasn't great either but it sucess to make feel unwell and get under ur skin. the acting was great i didn't know that buono are also talent at acting. so it was a good horror movie u should watch it.

A pretty popular student Yuka Hidaka (Airi Suzuki) and her fellow bullying companions desperately seek a way to protect themselves from a curse that victimised classmate Hinako Kurohane (Miyabi Natsuyaki) imbedded within the text of her school play. What commences as a routine 'ostracize the gifted outsider' narrative thrillingly takes a far more disturbing jaunt into the macabre when the solitary, unfairly beleaguered Kurohane unleashes her poisoned prose upon her abusers! Asato's low budget, enjoyably creepy high school J-Horror gem features girl band Buono! And enjoys a number of deliciously spooksome moments! It would certainly appear that wielded by the demonic digits of Kurohane the pen is far mightier than the sword! The performances are fine, the scares are fun, but the film's resounding star is the truly tragic figure of Ms. Kurohane, and the terribly melancholic revelations within her diary.