I Really Don't Want to Hear it! Horror Stories from the Mountains: Part 2

This film dives into horror scenarios encountered during seemingly normal mountain activities like hiking and bird watching. Each story highlights different themes, including shrines, survival games, and eerie school roads, creating an unsettling atmosphere.

The runtime is 58 minutes, making it a compact yet intense experience for horror enthusiasts. The film is presented by Kenichi Suzuki, known for his work in the "It was really there! Curse video" series, which adds a layer of authenticity to the terror depicted in the stories.

With its unique setting and genre, this film appeals to collectors interested in horror narratives that explore the intersection of nature and fear. The combination of leisure activities and horror experiences provides a fresh perspective on traditional horror storytelling.