Set in sixteenth-century Japan, a period of bloody civil war, Ugetsu is equally rooted in the postwar psyche of 1950s Japan. Focusing on an ambitious potter haunted by a beautiful ghost and a farmer who dreams of becoming a samurai, Ugetsu offers a commentary on the delusions of lust and power, the folly of war, and the stoic suffering of women.

People are talking about the worldwide phenomenon of crop circles - huge designs that have been appearing in farmers' fields for more than twenty years, patterns that grow larger and more complex with each passing season.

When the world is threatened by alien invaders and giant prehistoric monsters, there is only one agency equipped to handle the situation: The Science Patrol, an ultra-sophisticated police force equipped with high-tech weaponry and spacecrafts. Led by Captain Muramatsu, the team defends the planet from the unknown. Unbeknownst to the team, one of their members, Hayata, has the ability to transform into the giant superhero from Nebula M7B, Ultraman!

When the world is threatened by alien invaders and giant prehistoric monsters, there is only one agency who can handle the situation: The Science Patrol, and ultra-sophisticated police force. Led by Captain Muramatsu, the team defends the planet from the unknown. Unbeknownst to the team, one of their members, Hayata, has the ability to transform into the giant superhero from Nebula M7B, Ultraman, when all their weaponry can't stop their foes.

When the world is threatened by alien invaders and giant prehistoric monsters, there is only one agency equipped to handle the situation: The Science Patrol. Led by Captain Muramatsu, the team defends the planet from the unknown. Unbeknownst to the team, one of their members, Hayata, has the ability to transform into the giant superhero from Nebula M7B, Ultraman, when all their weaponry can't stop their foes.

The story begins when Por wakes up in hospital after being brutally beaten by a drug dealer to find herself going to give birth. Frightened and confused, Por finds herself confronting strange and disturbing events. She hears the weird voice of a child, she can't see but whose doll moves around by it. She also has to deal with the appearance of a mysterious woman who she has never met before.

Jung-won (Shin-yang Park) is a young interior designer whose recurrent hallucinations of murdered children threaten his work, his engagement, and his sanity. Yun (Ji-hyun Jun) is a woman so burdened by psychic visions that she teeters on the brink of madness. Together they must face the enigmatic terror of The Uninvited.

When a naive young man and his lazy best friend attempt to rob a bank, they find another robber has beaten them to the punch. After the original robber and the best friend are killed the young man serendipitously gets the 80 million yen. But when he accidentally stabs an innocent hairdresser, a cause-and-effect situation quickly spirals out of control.

In the same vein of Japanese horror as Ringu comes the classic, Uzumaki (Spiral)! The inhabitants of a small Japanese seaside town come under the influence of a strange force that causes an obsession in spiral forms. One by one, the townspeople fall under its terrible spell.