H Project Page #2

Synopsis: Hashima Island was once the most densely populated island but has been a ghost island since 1974. A group of teenagers will now step foot on this island to capture paranormal encounters on tape. On the island, the teenagers are thrilled as they explore. However, their excitement is short-lived. They realize something ominous is creeping up on them and the hair-raising truth unveils through the lens of the camera.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Year:
2013
118 min
173 Views


No one wants to know.

That's how I like it!

I'll make a fortune this match.

Oh, I'm sure win the bet.

Don't jump in. The game isn't over yet.

For this team, they'll win definitely.

You'll see.

Yeah?

Earthquake. Earthquake.

That was a warm welcome.

If we don't experience earthquake,

it's like we've never been to Japan.

Isn't it?

We'll stay here for a night.

Won't we stay in downtown?

It's better to stay here. We can get on a boat

at the port in the morning.

Alright.

How long does it take to get to the island?

Less than 2 hours.

Why don't we go to the island now?

No boat will go out after the sun sets.

I'll get your room prepared.

Thank you.

We are shooting a ghost film

but we can't shoot it at night.

How do we make the film scary?

Come on. Visual effects help.

You can have it as dark as you want.

Yep! You have a heart of gold, Dog.

I love you. Well said.

Looking good, huh?

Let's go. I'm cold. Get off me. I'm cold.

Your hand is freezing.

Are you a vampire or what?

Bastard.

Are you cold?

Sato-san

Why are you too polite?

- Off, I'll go for a walk.

- Right. Go ahead.

- Let's go on the beach.

- Okay, let's take some photos.

- Please take care of our bags, boys.

- Alright.

Let me go with you. Keep my bag, okay?

Huh? What?

Dog, you can't go. Your bag is the heaviest.

Very gentlemanly, dude.

Why do the wheels gotta get stuck now?

She's cute.

Oh man, she smiled at me.

Is Japan like Samet island?

We could get the job done.

She smiled at me.

She smiled at me, dude.

She smiled at me first.

You can take that room. I'll take this room.

Hey, my room is awesome.

One. Two.

- Here?

- Yeah.

Why are they all here?

Boo!

Oh!

Damn you. You scared me, moron.

Yep, I meant to scare you.

What are you doing?

Let me see. What's in there?

What did you take?

Distract me, huh?

What's that?

Did you see what I saw?

What did you see? How would I know?

You really didn't see it?

What did you see then?

Huh?

Forget it.

Go. I'm freezing here.

Damn you.

What's wrong with him?

Finally you're here.

Don't you know what time it is?

- Nobody woke me up.

- You should have known.

- Dog, you kept everyone waiting.

- Check the time.

Let's go.

Is that the woman who walked past us

last night?

Look alike. I think it's her.

She didn't just walk past us.

But I saw this woman on top of you last night.

You're just being insolent.

- I'm serious.

- Are you nuts?

Sato-san is here.

Sato-san. Sate-San.

Help. Help.

Please ask him

who's the woman in that picture.

Well, it's a picture of Miss Miko.

- Who's she?

- The daughter of this hotel's owner.

She died several years ago.

How could it be? We just saw her last night.

Sato-san, are you kidding?

Trying to scare us

before we go to Hashima, right?

He really told me so.

If you don't believe me,

you can ask him yourself, Nick.

If you didn't make it up,

it must be this manager.

See? He admitted that he just made it up.

All elders in this neighborhood know

about Miss Miko.

Kyosuke promised Miko

that he would marry her at Hashima.

Miko had been waiting her lover

till the day she died

At the time while Miko was getting ready

for the marriage,

her fiance went to work at the mainland

and never returned.

She kept waiting for her love

until she fell ill and died.

Hello. We're now at the Hashima Island.

This island is cursed.

Everyone who went there met with mishaps.

Bad things happened to them

when they went back.

Aren't you scared?

Oh,

not that we aren't scared.

We just don't believe in superstition.

Be careful.

Oho.

Oh, damn.

What do we do now?

Put down our stuff first.

Shall we do the opening right here?

Prepare the camera.

Leave the stuff you don't need right here.

Hey, Off.

Shouldn't we pay respect to the spirit first?

Go ahead. I'll go find some shooting spots.

They won't understand you.

They're Japanese ghosts.

Some graffiti gangs made it here.

Look, May.

It's just like walls in my neighborhood.

I can read Japanese.

It says 'Sato,King of the world'.

Let me write something.

When you look up there,

You'll feel like there's a large chimney

over us.

This construction was designed

to withstand earthquakes and tsunami.

This place used to be densely populated.

But many locals here...

disappeared in one night.

- Spooky.

- No. No. No.

I think you're exaggerating.

Sato, I think you should keep it down.

Just relax.

Don't get it too serious.

Let's do it again.

Go ahead. 5, 4, 3, 2...

If this place isn't haunted enough,

Let's get spooked at the next location.

Don't go inside.

You'd better shoot it from outside.

We'll be back before you know it.

You stay here.

This is where Miko died.

Mr.Sato is too scared to go inside.

Oh! Sh*t! The entire floor collapsed.

This place's totally ruined?

Sh*t! We might fall down while walking.

- It's cold in here.

- I'm getting goosebumps.

Nice writing.

- A lot of letters written here.

- That's right.

Are these the names of the dead?

If they are names of the dead,

It means there're a lot of dead people.

What happened to all of them?

Let's do an opening scene here.

Ready?

Alright.

Right. We're now inside the building.

There're a lot of Japanese scripts on the wall.

Off!

What?

What are you writing?

My name.

Since we're here. Wanna write your name?

There're only names of the dead.

Why did you write yours?

Come on. It's just for fun.

Take these shots for insert.

We still don't have footages from upstairs.

Let's go there.

Yeah. Let's go.

0013s!

Be careful.

Are you really going upstairs?

Of course, we are.

We made an effort to be here.

Why not?

How can we go upstairs? A lot of crows.

Go away!

I won't go with you. I'll stay here.

Alright, wait for us here, Sato.

It won't take long.

Screw the ghost.

There's nothing scarier than heights.

If I knew it'd be this high,

I'd rather stay with Sato-san downstairs.

That's right.

Dog, you go with those two.

I'm going with Off.

Alright. Go.

Are we splitting up?

There's a rule here.

We can't touch or move anything.

It's the same rule anywhere in the world.

Don't mess with belongings of the dead.

To me, rules are meant to be broken.

- Shall we see this room?

- Yeah. Alright.

Let's get closer look.

This is so spooky. There's a doll left here.

Is it lying down just like that?

Off, get a shot of this bike-baby.

It's scarier than the other.

Alright.

Is it gonna work?

Let's try.

Wind it up and put it back.

I'm scared.

Wind it up.

Is it still running?

Okay, that should do it. Ready?

5, 4, 3, 2.

It's broken.

- Let's explore other rooms.

-It's broken. Huh?

Go rolling in the next room.

Are you messing with me?

Messing with me, huh?

- Let's go. Leave it there.

-It's broken.

- Let's find something else to shoot.

- Yeah. Find something else.

Is this Doraemon's room?

Take it.

Hey, what happened to you?

What happened? Keep rolling.

What did you find?

Have you guys finished yet?

Alright.

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