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Today’s list gives you 6 Asian horror films:
The Bride from Hades (1968)
Captivated by a courtesan’s beauty, samurai Shinzaburo agrees to marriage. But he doesn’t realize that the object of his infatuation is a ghost.
See the classic that has influenced so many since.
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Memoir of a Murder (2017)
A retired serial killer whose Alzheimer’s is blocking memories of his previous career finds himself at odds with his daughter’s mysterious boyfriend.
More of a thriller but still creepy, this one is for the nights where the horror of the world is scarier than any ghost, ghoul, or haunting could ever wish to be.
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House (1977)
A young girl invites six classmates to her aunt’s country house, where a summer vacation turns deadly as vengeful spirits hunt them one by one.
A classic, see why.
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Ghost Train (2026)
Desperate to boost her failing YouTube channel, a creator explores a haunted train station, where the creepy master shares terrifyingly real tales.
A modern take on ghosts, worth checking out.
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The Uninvited (2002)
In this supernatural horror film, an interior designer’s wedding plans are upended by a mysterious, alluring woman with sinister powers. Jung-won is getting ready for his big day when he encounters Yun, a woman who can see spirits from the afterlife. Soon, Yun draws him into an intimate, haunting world of terrifying danger.
Supernatural goodness from South Korea.
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Noroi The Curse (2005)
A paranormal reporter investigating an ancient demon for a documentary vanishes shortly after completing it. This is the footage her crew left behind.
Found footage from Japan, part of the J-Horror style that so many adore.
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