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Blog & StoriesWhen a man’s wife drowns in the bathtub, his frantic attempts to revive her only lead to a night of heavy drinking and despair. But when he wakes up, she’s inexplicably alive, and they try to resume their normal life as if nothing happened. Yet, as the days pass, a creeping unease settles in—her touch feels wrong, her gaze holds a hollow depth, and the silence between them grows suffocating. What returns from the water is not the woman he loved, but something that wears her face, and it’s hungry for more than just his attention. A chilling psychological horror about grief, denial, and the terrifying price of bringing back what should stay dead.
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When a man's wife drowns in the bathtub, his frantic attempts to revive her only lead to a night of heavy drinking and despair. But when he wakes up, she's inexplicably alive, and they try to resume their normal life as if nothing happened. Yet,...
When was Oboreru hito released?
Oboreru hito was released in 2001.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 7/10
“The atmosphere is quietly unsettling from the start. I loved how the dread builds without cheap jumpscares. It's slow for some, but for me, that's what made it so creepy.”
GoreHound – 5/10
“I was hoping for more visceral scares, but this is more of a psychological slow-burn. The acting is solid, but the pace dragged a bit. Still, the ending left me thinking.”
MidnightMom – 8/10
“This one stayed with me for days. The subtle changes in the wife's behavior were brilliantly done, and the husband's denial felt all too real. It's not for everyone, but I found it deeply disturbing.”
DarkVisions – 6/10
“An interesting take on grief and resurrection. The cinematography is moody and effective, but the story could have been tighter. Some scenes felt repetitive, but the overall vibe was properly creepy.”
