Cult POP

03/08/2026

I think Yokohama might be the most underrated city in Japan…

Would you stay somewhere with this view?

01/14/2026

The stress of creating content while juggling orders, designing, and everything else is a lot.

We’re choosing to focus on the work itself for now.
We’ll post every now and then — and you can catch us at local events this year 💜💙💚

12/14/2025

12/11/2025

Same. I am chicken too. 🐓

11/01/2025

Day 31: Su- Club (2001)
A haunting look at connection, conformity, and the dark side of belonging. Before TikTok and Twitter, this film already knew how the internet would consume us. Fifty-four students jump in front of a train — and Japan descends into chaos.
As suicides spread across the country, detectives uncover a horrifying truth buried beneath pop culture, loneliness, and obsession.

Written and directed by Sion Sono, Su***de Club is one of the most disturbing and thought-provoking horror films ever made — a savage reflection of how technology and isolation erode our sense of self.

10/31/2025

It starts with a tape.
It ends with a phone call.
And in seven days… you die.

When journalist Reiko Asakawa investigates a string of mysterious deaths linked to a cursed videotape, she uncovers the tragic rage of Sadako — a spirit born of pain, silence, and vengeance.

From director Hideo Nakata, Ringu is the film that defined J-horror: minimalist, eerie, and unforgettable.
It’s not just a ghost story — it’s a warning.

📺 Seven days… tick, tick, tick.
Now streaming on Tub

10/30/2025

Day 29 — The Medium (2021, Thailand / South Korea)
When a film crew documents a rural Thai shaman and her family, they uncover a generational curse too ancient to stop.
Faith turns to terror, rituals fail, and the spirits demand blood.

From the creators of Shutter and The Wailing, The Medium delivers slow-burn supernatural horror grounded in Thai folklore and raw realism — a haunting exploration of belief, family, and the dangers of devotion.

10/29/2025

Day 28 — Kingdom (2019–2021, South Korea)
In Joseon-era Korea, death has become a disease.

As rumors spread that the king has returned from the grave, Crown Prince Lee Chang uncovers a plague that reanimates corpses — and threatens to consume the entire kingdom.

Kingdom is historical horror at its absolute peak — combining court intrigue, political betrayal, and breathtaking zombie terror in one unforgettable saga.
It’s not just about the dead coming back… it’s about the living who will do anything to stay in power.

👑 Power corrupts. Hunger consumes. The dead rise.
Now streaming only on Netflix

10/27/2025

Day 27 — House (Hausu, 1977, Japan)
Seven schoolgirls. One creepy aunt.
And a house that has an appetite.

Hausu is a bizarre masterpiece — a haunted house story told through psychedelic visuals, dark humor, and pure imagination.
It’s gory, goofy, and visually stunning — the kind of movie you’ll never forget, no matter how hard you try.