Housing Complex C

One of the biggest problems with horror anime is they just don't have the darkness or the atmosphere to really do it. There is something with digital animation that just destroyed horror.

The story is just so wordy there's constant dialogue. It does become interesting in the last episode, little fun.

The horror is just not really there and it's becomes funny. I think maybe if it was life action it could work. But the is just something about anime horror that doesn't work.

The character designer is Yoshitoshi Abe, the man that did Serial Experiments Lain and Texhnolyze.

These character designs look so bland I was in disbelief. Neither he's character designs have gotten worse lately or the animators could not transfer it.

It does become so bad, It's good. After all that talking something finally happens and then it's over at least it's only 4 episodes, so it's not totally worthless.

Look, this isn't groundbreaking, it isn't terrifying, I wouldn't even consider it all that scary.

But it's short, to the point, and honestly I enjoyed it. The animation is great, the plot isn't over complicated, I enjoyed many of the characters, and I'm actually glad this was only 4 episodes Im thankful I watched before reading the reviews on here. Is it perfect? No. Is it scary? No. But is it "the worst anime ever?" As some have said, hell no.

Again, I enjoyed it, it was like a visual short story with horror elements. It feels right at home in the many short horror story books I read and collect. The fact people gave this 1 star when there are actually terrible animes that exist is genuinely confusing to me.

If you're curious, give it a watch. And if you hate it? Well you've only wasted the time it would take to watch a movie and you can move on.

First off this is a Cartoon Network exclusive, which probably explains why it isnt available in Japanese with English subs. It's also a 4 episode miniseries, which in itself isnt really bad but should be a red flag that CN cheaped out on this. There's also some preachy nonsense about race relations that really clues you in that an idiot Westerner had this commissioned to serve as a vehicle for their precious MESSAGE.

Because of the brevity the final episode feels incredibly rushed, with the majority of it being two long, nonsensical diatribes of exposition that would have been better served spread out across the earlier episodes. Instead we get an Abrams-style mystery box that only opens in the unsatisfying finale. At least there's some pretty wild gore in the last few minutes. Not a recommend.

Okay so I'll start by saying from the moment I saw the ads for this i knew I absolutely had to see it well the day finally premiered and I was so happy with how that episode went and have remained happy since I seen this reviewer make a complaint about see squeeky voices well how do you expect girls that age to sound like big strong mighty women ?? Anyhow it's everything I hoped for and more so much going on here from suspicion to horror to everything in between it's one of the best animes so much fun and I adore the sister dynamic it is absolutely precious to watch it unfold so much fun to watch.

This show literally has next to nothing to do with the promotional material they teased. The show has basically zero real horror elements and the show ends like immediately after it gets barely interesting. Not only did they end it as early as possible, they also write the most insipid story and ending to their already half-baked story. Do yourself a huge favor and don't waste a single second on this abysmal garbage fire of an anime. I know horror anime in general is severely underrepresented, but trust me, if you saw the promo material and you're interested in the show like I was, don't waste your time.