

An anthology film consisting of four segments based on literary works by Edogawa Ranpo.
Direction
Four wildly distinct visions that somehow bleed together.
Cinematography
Mirror Hell's kaleidoscopic descent into fractured identity.
Practical Effects
Caterpillar's grotesque body horror without digital safety net.

Director
Akio Jissoji
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Edogawa Ranpo's pen name itself honors Edgar Allan Poe, and this film channels that same baroque perversity through specifically Japanese wartime anxieties.
Tadanobu Asano appears in all four segments in different roles, becoming the film's fractured through-line—his casting was deliberate to suggest one splintered psyche across stories.
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