House (1977)

Exhilarated for her upcoming summer vacation, Oshare (Gorgeous) is crestfallen upon learning that her father's mysteriously calm and strikingly beautiful girlfriend, Ryouko, will be joining them. Unwilling to share this cherished time, Oshare decides to divert her holiday plans, opting to visit her aunt's quaint country house instead. In this unexpected adventure, Oshare is accompanied by her vibrant school friends - Fanta, the daydreaming photographer; Kung Fu, the girl with lightning-fast reflexes; Gari, the ultimate nerd; Sweet, the compulsive cleaner; Mac, the insatiable eater; and Melody, the soulful musician. Each girl, unique in her own right, is blissfully oblivious to the chilling secret that shrouds Oshare's aunt and her house - the aunt is no longer among the living and the house is haunted. As soon as the girls step foot on the seemingly serene property, a cascade of bizarre occurrences ensues, swirling their world into a frenzy of madness. The girls vanish one after the other, their joyful chatter replaced by eerie silence. Amidst the unfolding chaos, they slowly unveil the hidden truth behind their sudden disappearances and the inexplicable happenings. The aunt's farmhouse, initially a refuge from an unwelcome summer companion, morphs into a nightmarish maze, testing their friendship, courage, and survival. This tale is an uncanny blend of youthful adventure and haunting mystery, effortlessly entwining the girls' innocent charm with a relentless, spectral presence. As they delve deeper into the farmhouse's secrets, viewers are drawn into an intriguing labyrinth of unexpected twists, ensuring an unforgettable cinematic experience.

House is a comedy movie featuring Kimiko Ikegami.

House is currently streaming on Criterion Channel and Max Amazon Channel.

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