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"Pulse" (Kairo)
Is a haunting Japanese psychological horror film directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa that explores the invisible terrors of the digital age. Set in a bleak and silent Tokyo, the story follows several young people caught in a mysterious wave of disappearances linked to a strange website… and ghosts who aren’t seeking revenge — they’re seeking connection.

Through an atmosphere steeped in loneliness, suspense, and quiet dread, Pulse pulls us into an existential horror where the fear doesn’t come from the supernatural — but from emotional isolation, the collapse of human connection, and the silent threat of the internet. With disturbing imagery, eerie symbolism, and a hypnotic pace, the film asks a terrifying question:
What if the real hell… is being alone forever?

A cornerstone of J-Horror and a cult classic for fans of films like Ringu, Ju-On, or Dark Water, Pulse remains a chilling warning about technology, mental health, and the emptiness at the core of modern life.