Evil Follows You In UK Trailer For J-Horror The Curse

Blue Finch Film Releasing have dropped the UK Trailer for J-Horror The Curse. Teasing evil follows you, especially with those on social media!

Since Kenichi Ugana‘s horror made it’s world premiere at last year’s Fantastic Fest has caught the attention with genre fans. After a UK debut at FrightFest Glasgow, the film is set to make it’s digital release next month.

The Curse follows a young Tokyo receptionist Riko decides to investigate her friend’s violent death. Convinced there is more to the story than suicide, she delves through social media into a world of memes and influencers looking for answers.

As the pile of bodies grows, Riko and her friends travel to Taiwan to uncover the source of this supernatural curse before she is consumed by it.

The film promises to pay homage to J-horror classics including Ringu and Ju-on. It also won ‘best kill award’ at Fantastic Fest, might be enough for many to check it out…
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Synopsis | Riko (25), a receptionist at a trendy salon in the city,, lives a quiet life in the city, sharing an apartment with her friend Airi. One day, Riko notices eerie changes in the social media posts of her Taiwanese friend Shufen, who starts uploading cryptic videos. Around the same time, a disfigured corpse washes ashore in Taiwan. When Riko’s attempts to contact Shufen fail, she teams up with her ex-boyfriend Jiahao to investigate, only to discover that Shufen died six months ago. However, her social media continues to post disturbing messages. Soon, supernatural occurrences plague Riko and Airi, leading to Airi’s horrifying death. Desperate for answers, Riko heads to Taiwan with Jiahao and Shufen’s sister Huijun to uncover the terrifying truth.

The Curse will be released on Digital platforms in the UK and Ireland from 13th July.

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