Summary
The titles of the tales:

Ghost House - School girls plan to videotape their excursion into an apparently haunted house. Another so-so entry with a twist ending that fails to astonish in the least. This is another of the more forgettable chapters.

The Last Train

Tell Me - Two teens sneak into a haunted house, leaving a third behind. Upon their return, they refuse to discuss the horrors they saw inside. Genuinely creepy in spots, especially in that final shot, an unexplained jolt. (The series excels at unexplained jolts, which are admittedly far eerier than the clarified-plot kind.)

My Wife\'s Coming - A man visits his aging uncle, who tells of encounters with the ghost of his dead wife. The most straightforward of the bunch, this too-typical ghost yarn has its moments, but fades from memory rather quickly. Payback time.

Red Tricycle - A woman\'s attempts to dispose of a childhood toy are thwarted by its puzzling return. Another tight yarn with that anecdotal campfire feel, a nice use of atmosphere makes up for any inherent silliness in the concept.

Shadows Sitting By Their Feet - Insomnia keeps a teenage girl awake long enough to watch those clichéd long hair ghosts appear in a hotel room shared by the girl\'s friends. The weird jerking movements of the ghosts unnerved me. This was the creepist short for me.

The Red Eyes - A woman awakens to the shock of a ghostly child strangling her. This is the first in a recurring theme - ghosts in the bedroom - that brings sharp horror to the sudden feeling that you\'re not actually alone in your safest of safe places. It\'s a nice opener, setting the right tone for the entries to come, although even at five minutes it feels a bit too long.

Noose Snap

Hair Pins

Unbroadcast Footage

The Bride - A man, left alone for the evening in his apartment, is assaulted by ghosts, one of whom may or may not be his dead wife. (It\'s never explained if his shock is just from seeing a spirit, or from seeing a familiar face.) Some very chilling imagery and a pinch of extra character work salvages this from being just another ghost story.

Cast
Maki Horikita