Corpse Party: Tortured Souls

I dont know why there are so many hates for this anime. I think for all the anime horror lovers it was a great 4 episodes. Although 3/4 of my favorite characters died xD, but i guess thats just how horror anime is. The ending really was great, but caught me off guard. My only negative is i wish it could of been longer or had a sequel.

It's a cruel anime. But fantastic. I enjoyed it. It's a different type of horror animes. It has an intense environment. You won't be scared but you will feel scary. Good anime.

Honestly, I didn't even make it through the first episode. The characters are flat and generic, the animation is mediocre, the story doesn't even try to make sense, and the dialogues are utterly forgettable.

I wouldn't exactly call myself a fan of horror anime, but I recently watched Higurashi GOU and Another, and both of those shows did a pretty good job. They weren't exactly masterpieces, just like most horror movies aren't exactly Oscar-worthy, but at least they try.

I highly doubt that Corpse Party tried all that hard. It honestly seemed like something a bunch of bored students would cobble together as some kind of end-of-term project.

Corpse Party is literally like watching a horror movie. There you are, trapped. Can't even shout, can't even cry, the dangers are coming by. When you realize that death is coming before you, screams are shouted out, but you won't be heard. But that's just the beginning. For once, you're trapped, Corpse Party will take you to a place where your life will never ever be the same again. (that is if and only if you escape alive)

This was an appalling attempt to cram 10-20 hours of gameplay into less than two hours. The original game's story was so well-crafted and had a wonderful sense of pacing, enough time to develop each major character, add tension, and was so clearly written with care and precision- this OVA has none of the above, even going so far as to swap some characters' roles. The deaths in the OVA were rushed and without weight, as the audience is expected to grasp 12+ characters within the first half of its running time. On the other hand, the scenic art and backgrounds were beautifully rendered, and the animation itself was smooth- yet frequent cutting and lackluster music evaporated any sense of tension. If you're after an animated gore-fest under the guise of a story retelling with some unnecessary and strangely placed panty-shots, I suppose this is the OVA for you.