Don't Look Up

A young filmmaker named Toshio Murai experiences supernatural disturbances while shooting his first movie in a studio. As the production progresses, mysterious footage from an old film begins to appear in his recordings. The director and his crew are haunted by the ghost of a deceased actress, leading to a state of psychological instability. The tension grows among the staff and the lead actresses, Hitomi Kurokawa and Saori Murakami, as strange events frequently disrupt the filming process.

This 1996 Japanese horror film was written by Hiroshi Takahashi and produced by Kôji Kobayashi and Takenori Sentô. It marks the first of 18 films directed by Hideo Nakata, who later directed Ring in 1998. The cast features Yurei Yanagi as the director, alongside Yasuyo Shirashima, Kei Ishibashi, Ren Osugi, SABU, and Reita Serizawa. The movie was produced by Bandai Visual, WOWOW, and Bitters End with a runtime of 75 minutes.

Viewers have given the film generally positive scores, with a rating of 6.2 on IMDb based on 749 votes and a 6.4 on TMDB from 20 votes.