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Japanese horror has always been a hot topic. Whether it's unique concepts, shocking twists, or simply terrifying content, the Japanese always seem to hit the mark. Or so I thought. If you delve into Japanese horror, you'll see how they used to be ahead of their time, offering incredible stories and scares that truly got under your skin. But with the passage of time and Japanese horror's global dominance, it seemed to lose its spark.  It's not that we don't see the occasional crazy film, but when I saw the first Re/Member, I was already quite disappointed by the lack of originality. It's not that I didn't appreciate the concept. In fact, the idea of ​​body scanning is quite interesting and lends itself to a lot of fun and fear. But the sad reality is that the film was a forgettable mess. Even so, thanks to its unique concept, I enjoyed it, given my eagerness to find out what happens in the end. But as for the second film, all the elements that made the first ...