Posted Grudge Spirit Footage Vol.35: Thanks Edition

About This Movie

So, here we are with Volume 35 of the 'Posted Grudge Spirit Footage' series, and honestly, it’s got that familiar unsettling vibe. Nabeta Masayuki keeps the raw, found-footage style intact, continuing the series' knack for capturing dread in mundane settings. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it really leans into that slow-burn tension, which some might find tedious, but it works here to build atmosphere. You’ve got practical effects that feel grimy and authentic, as if they were pulled straight from a haunted basement. The performances—especially from the unknown cast—add this layer of realism that’s unsettling. It’s distinct in how it feels like you’re peeling back layers of some dark urban legend. Definitely not for everyone, but it stays true to the series’ roots.

Delves into urban legends and hauntings · Maintains the series' found-footage aesthetic · Captures a raw, unsettling atmosphere