I'm obsessed with the concept of Intruder. As someone who was sceptical about horror to begin with, the unique element in this really pulled me in. I also loved the tragic themes in Long Hair in the Attic. Unique plot and great format again.

eliii

5 mo

Verified

Another two-for-one episode and honestly the show keeps doing this thing where the concept is SO good ! Oshikiri is such a quiet and unsettling character, his big empty house just makes everything feel so off.

pranavi_birhade

8 mo

A home slowly becomes haunted by the terrifying possibility that someone else is living inside it. Then comes the grotesque image of endless black hair spilling from an attic, growing thicker and more suffocating with each passing day.

Episode Context

Two self-contained horror segments that operate on different wavelengths of dread. 'Intruder' leans into reality-bending paranoia, trapping a lone student in an increasingly destabilized sense of what's real, expect a claustrophobic, identity-crisis nightmare that plays on the fear of something fundamentally wrong in a familiar space. 'Long Hair in the Attic' pivots to emotionally rooted horror, channeling grief and romantic devastation into something viscerally supernatural. The pacing across both stories is deliberate and methodical, giving each unsettling detail room to breathe before tightening the screws. This is quintessential Junji Ito territory: ordinary settings corrupted by forces that feel both alien and deeply personal. Studio Deen keeps the atmosphere thick and oppressive. A strong pairing for viewers who prefer psychological unease over jump scares.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceLOW

Air DateJan 19, 2023

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