...but found nothing of particular interest here. It was par for the MOH course. So if you've seen any of the episodes then you know what to expect. I don't know why this was"banned". Not even the torture was significant. I'm glad I didn't buy it, but I had to see it considering all of the mixed reviews it got. I didn't find it comical, not even the hand. It wasn't creepy, and I really wanted to understand the story as it was told; but like most japanese horror the third act failed to deliver only because, in typical fashion, defeating the oni isn't the point . That's all part of the experience. So what if it wasn't the greatest story ever told, it was a ride worth taking just for the girl's disturbed smile at the end. It's truly fascinating to see how other cultures handle horror. The difference, I find, is significant and always fun.