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Summary of Shadow of the Wraith:
J-horror fans and curiosity seekers may walk away slightly disappointed by this ho-hum entry by prolific Japanese director Toshiharu Ikeda. Drenched in straight-to-video atmosphere featuring doppelgangers, walking backwards in slow-motion, and lots and lots of echoing dripping water, Shadow of the Wraith is told in two very loosely conjoined parts. Part 1 involves a mysterious enigmatic beauty (Asaji ) who's in love with Yoshino, the cutest, most popular boy in school (oh, he's also in a boy band). There's only one problem; he already has a girlfriend. Strange things start to happen as Asaji forces her way into Yoshino's life with supernatural effortlessness. Well, you can guess what lays ahead, a little dab of Carrie, just a splash of Fatal Attraction. The second portion of the movie is slightly more interesting, involving a haunted apartment building linked to a mystery of the past.
The entire movie lacks coherency and is rather nonsensical, essentially low-grade horror that doesn't offer anything new in the way of thrills or chills. Still, there's enough spooky moodiness to keep things interesting, and a few decent scares. Fans seeking to "take it to the next level" should check out Ikeda's Evil Dead Trap, a violent cult classic and a must-see for any horror aficionado. --Matt Wold
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I really loved the movie Shadow of the Wraith. I really enjoyed watching Musashi Kubota in this movie. I also think Seiko It was great!
I think Musashi Kubota and Seiko It worked wonderful in Shadow of the Wraith. The great supporting cast includes Musashi Kubota, Seiko It, Isao Yatsu, Eri Kanuma, Asami Katsura.