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In war-torn feudal Japan, two greedy peasants hoping to profit from the chaos agree, lured by the promise of gold, to escort a man and a young woman across enemy lines. They do not realize that their companions are a defeated clan's princess and her loyal general, who are smuggling the clan's hidden gold to safety in allied territory.

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A “ju-on” is a deadly curse born when someone dies in the grip of a violent rage, and all who come into contact with it are doomed. Deep in the shadows of the attic of an ordinary family home in the Tokyo suburbs, something malevolent is stirring. When social worker Rika (Megumi Okina) is sent to check on a traumatised old lady whose family have moved in at the site of the notorious Saeki family murder case, she unwittingly unleashes a cycle of terror that is transmitted via its victims further and further from its original source. Arrow Video presents a 4K restoration of the film that revitalised the Japanese horror boom of the turn of the millennium; writer-director Takashi Shimizu's disconcerting plotting, unnerving eye for the uncanny details in the dark corners of the frame and talent for effective jump scares so impressed Sam Raimi that he invited Shimizu to helm two Hollywood remakes.

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A “ju-on” is a deadly curse born when someone dies in the grip of a violent rage, and all who come into contact with it are doomed. Deep in the shadows of the attic of an ordinary family home in the Tokyo suburbs, something malevolent is stirring. When social worker Rika (Megumi Okina) is sent to check on a traumatised old lady whose family have moved in at the site of the notorious Saeki family murder case, she unwittingly unleashes a cycle of terror that is transmitted via its victims further and further from its original source. Arrow Video presents a 4K restoration of the film that revitalised the Japanese horror boom of the turn of the millennium; writer-director Takashi Shimizu's disconcerting plotting, unnerving eye for the uncanny details in the dark corners of the frame and talent for effective jump scares so impressed Sam Raimi that he invited Shimizu to helm two Hollywood remakes.