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Name Horror Anime Fan-Club (cl210)
Alias violence, gore, blood
Type Anime
related Anime 3x3 Eyes, A Kite, Akira, Amon: Devilman Mokushiroku, Arc the Lad, Ayakashi: Japanese Classic Horror, Baccano!, Blood: The Last Vampire, Blood+, Blue Gender, Blue Gender: The Warrior, Chaos;Head, Cossette no Shouzou, Elfen Lied, Ga-Rei: Zero, Gakkou no Kaidan, Gantz, Genocyber, Ghost Hunt, Hellsing, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Rei, Hokuto no Ken, Jigoku Shoujo, Jigoku Shoujo Futakomori, Jigoku Shoujo Mitsuganae, Kakurenbo, Kemonozume, Kite Liberator, Kurozuka, Kyougoku Natsuhiko: Kousetsu Hyaku Monogatari, Malice@Doll, Mnemosyne: Mnemosyne no Musume-tachi, Mononoke, Mononoke-hime, Monster, Narutaru: Mukuro Naru Hoshi Tama Taru Ko, Paprika, Perfect Blue, Pet Shop of Horrors, Red Garden, Shigurui, Shinreigari: Ghost Hound, Speed Grapher, Strait Jacket, Takahashi Rumiko Gekijou Ningyo no Mori, Tenshi Kinryouku, Tokkou, Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou Dai Ni Maku, Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuuchou Tou, Umineko no Naku Koro ni, Vampire Hunter D, Zombie-Loan
related Tag horrorThe horror cinematic genre is characterized by the attempt to make the viewer experience dread, fear, terror, or horror. Often their plots involve the intrusion of an evil force, event or personage, sometimes of supernatural origin, on the mundane world and the consequences thereof., violenceViolence is the use of physical force against oneself or another entity, compelling action against one`s will on pain of being hurt.
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Originally founded by al333xis on 2009-09-23 23:36
Current owner al333xis
A fanclub who loves gory and horror anime

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post #37 by haaitje on 30.03.2019 12:08

Thanks for the recommendations guys, I've been reading though the posts and have queued them to my watchlist.
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post #36 by joelherro on 09.07.2013 10:50

Gyo is messed up haha...not crazy horror, more like gross out anime...worth a laugh maybe
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post #35 by Laov on 09.07.2013 09:41

Personally I found it just sad that some 1 actually made it...
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post #34 by Mortsyn on 09.07.2013 01:13

Good if you want to laugh? Yeah, sure.

Good as in good good? Bwahahahahaha!
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post #33 by akira277 on 09.07.2013 01:00

guys, have one of you ever watch Gyo ?in the catecory it have "Horror"

Is it a good anime?
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post #32 by whitetear on 20.06.2011 20:12

Unfortunately, it seems that's trickier than expected to get to work on my Mac but maybe I'll try again in the future. Thanks, though.
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post #31 by Gorgils on 06.06.2011 23:50

Witch Hunt has translated it into english.

You can get the patch from here: http://witch-hunt.com/
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post #30 by whitetear on 06.06.2011 23:39

Interesting. So it's an anime creator fail, then.

Too bad. I've actually played through the visual novel of Onikakushi-hen. It reads pretty similar to what you see in the anime (& they could have used a better translator). Only a few minor things were moved around. Also, it's much, much, much longer because there are far more details of what happened from day to day.

I think I've seen Umineko on the iTunes store as well. Maybe I'll try it...
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post #29 by Gorgils on 06.06.2011 23:30

whitetear wrote:
If Umineko had come out *before* Higurashi I would agree with you, but it came out later. I would expect them to get better and more ambitious with time, rather than riding on the coattails of their earlier work's popularity (similar concept and titles).
The original creators did, their latest visual novel Umineko is better than Higurashi.

Can't say the same about the anime creators though.
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post #28 by whitetear on 06.06.2011 23:25

joelherro wrote:
yeah, there was issues with Umineko, but just coz its made by the team who did Higurashi, doesnt mean it needs to be compared to Higurashi...if u go into it with an open mind or see it b4 u see Higurashi u may find it more enjoyable, but yeah, Higurashi is better
If Umineko had come out *before* Higurashi I would agree with you, but it came out later. I would expect them to get better and more ambitious with time, rather than riding on the coattails of their earlier work's popularity (similar concept and titles).
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post #27 by Gorgils on 06.06.2011 20:09

Mystery, gore, time-loops. Umineko is different yet very similar with Higurashi.
I don't see a good reason why not to compare them.

And yeah, Higurashi anime is better, but Umineko visual novel beats them all.
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post #26 by joelherro on 06.06.2011 20:04

whitetear wrote:

joelherro wrote:

i just finished Umineko (when the seagulls cry)...its def horror, but so confusing, and the ending! WTF! check out Higurashi (when cicadas cry), its made by the same company and better...def horror...Garden of Sinners is horror and pretty awesome, Claymore could be fantasy/horror and my fave...Elfen Lied is good too
I saw Umineko a while ago too and it definitely wasn't anywhere near as good as Higurashi. Seems it was more horror-comedy than an actual horror/thriller. Also, I find many of the characters annoying. (Especially the little girl who cries "ooh ooh" all the time. She got better in later episodes, though.) As one of the reviewers said, I wouldn't watch this series until the sequel is available to watch (is it?), because it doesn't even have a temporary ending or give you subtle clues that allow you to start building theories on what's really going on, like Higurashi does. Seemed to me like Umineko had little to no subtlety and to "turn the chessboard around" does not sound nearly as impressive as they seem to think it does. /end rant
yeah, there was issues with Umineko, but just coz its made by the team who did Higurashi, doesnt mean it needs to be compared to Higurashi...if u go into it with an open mind or see it b4 u see Higurashi u may find it more enjoyable, but yeah, Higurashi is better
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post #25 by whitetear on 06.06.2011 17:22

joelherro wrote:

i just finished Umineko (when the seagulls cry)...its def horror, but so confusing, and the ending! WTF! check out Higurashi (when cicadas cry), its made by the same company and better...def horror...Garden of Sinners is horror and pretty awesome, Claymore could be fantasy/horror and my fave...Elfen Lied is good too
I saw Umineko a while ago too and it definitely wasn't anywhere near as good as Higurashi. Seems it was more horror-comedy than an actual horror/thriller. Also, I find many of the characters annoying. (Especially the little girl who cries "ooh ooh" all the time. She got better in later episodes, though.) As one of the reviewers said, I wouldn't watch this series until the sequel is available to watch (is it?), because it doesn't even have a temporary ending or give you subtle clues that allow you to start building theories on what's really going on, like Higurashi does. Seemed to me like Umineko had little to no subtlety and to "turn the chessboard around" does not sound nearly as impressive as they seem to think it does. /end rant
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post #24 by joelherro on 06.02.2011 19:54

i just finished Umineko (when the seagulls cry)...its def horror, but so confusing, and the ending! WTF! check out Higurashi (when cicadas cry), its made by the same company and better...def horror...Garden of Sinners is horror and pretty awesome, Claymore could be fantasy/horror and my fave...Elfen Lied is good too
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post #23 by stihacka on 06.02.2011 12:08

I´ve just seen the movie Kakurenbo, which has huge Horror tag. It has only about 20 minutes, but I guess it was quite horror-like. I´ve watched it in the morning so it probably didn´t have the right horror effect on me, but I think it´s worth the watch...
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post #22 by ryougishikifan on 01.07.2010 18:49

That I have to agree. The only horror anime I've watched is Ghost Hunt and Shikabane Hime. *Though I'm not sure if you can call Shikabane Hime a horror anime, it does involve supernaturals*
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post #21 by The_Raven on 01.07.2010 17:52

yakumofan wrote:

I wonder if there are any good horror animes I can watch. Do you guys know any?


The best I have seen so far is Ghost Hunt
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post #20 by yakumofan on 01.07.2010 16:38

I wonder if there are any good horror animes I can watch. Do you guys know any?
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post #19 by crazypayo on 29.06.2010 05:58

Try "Blood Reign: curse of the yoma" "Demon City Shinjuku" if those dont work try resident evil degeneration. Dead Space is another great option.
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post #18 by wenli on 16.05.2010 09:34

Not really. Monster is pretty unique in both its setting and story. Anidb lists Master Keaton as similar, but I haven't seen that so I can't say anything about it.
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