I Really Don't Want to Hear it! Horror Stories from the Mountains: Part 1

This film presents five chilling horror experiences encountered during common mountain leisure activities like hiking and bird watching. The stories are presented by Kenichi Suzuki, known for his work in the "It was really there! Curse video" series. Running at 59 minutes, this feature is designed to evoke a sense of dread and trauma as it explores the supernatural in familiar settings.

Produced by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan, this film is part of a broader collection that examines horror through the lens of everyday experiences. With keywords like "honto ni atta" and "noroi no video," it aligns with a genre that thrives on the fear of the unknown and the unseen. Fans of horror and those interested in Japanese horror cinema will find it an intriguing addition to their collection.