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The true villain was lesbians all along

ah, a "humans are the real monsters" thing. Amputation is a real fetish, so it hits a bit close to reality, though the result of the process tends to be called a "nugget" rather than a ball of flesh. Anyway, back to the horror: it's really well done, there's few enough characters and they're...

Not sure how seriously I can take a magical feylike being if their name is Kevin

I don't understand this as well... so the murderer who broke into the girl's residence and killed her father was the inspector? Then the caretaker shoots him, but he survives and kills the caretaker? Once again, the bad art claims a victim of comprehensibility.

Badly drawn... the characters all look so incredibly similar and fuzzy that you're never quite sure who you're actually looking at, so the horror loses a lot of its impact. The story is also somehow both incredibly unoriginal (cool, ghosts looking for each other) and very confusing (why did the...

this story is the type of political that nobody calls political because they agree with its politics. I also agree with its politics. Screw dog breeding, there's absolutely no need to do that to animals.

Geez. Great horror story, yet again. So many elements of horror get introduced, and yet somehow they manage to fit into the story reasonably well (the ogre, Ucchi's decay, the mother). Yes, it uses the "it was a dream" explanation, but at least the dream has a cause in the plot, and becomes a...

Oof, this is a great way to do horror (one of many classic formulations, based on the type of monster and the type of protagonist). No explanation, no resolution. You're almost left to hope that this was a one-off thing, that the story just never gets explained, because the implications of...

Interesting end? This certainly isn't a horror manga anymore, but judging it as an edgy battle manga it isn't half bad. Certainly a lot darker than the usual fare, which is appreciated. Better than Mushihime, not as good as his pure horror series beginning with Kuroi hon. Surprised to see...

lol the beginning is so Palpatine, like "Kill her... kill her now"

pfffffft at this point this isn't even a horror manga anymore, it's a battle anime featuring female protagonists and dark horror elements

Serial killer fan clubs are basically just voting for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party. On an unrelated note, you just know that every single unnamed person there is going to die. Conservation of Ninjutsu, bay-beeeeeeeee

jesus, some of these people in the comments are the type who are like "I'd fight back against the school shooter!" Would you, Tim, would you? Because it's a fight, flight, or freeze effect, and the person in front of you is armed, knows how to kill, and no one is coming to tackle the killer at...

oy vey, Noriko's an accomplice? I gotta say, this was a nice setup, what with her introduction being her in the mask and all, and the doctor telling her not to wear it so often. It's good foreshadowing, even for such a short duration between setup and payoff.

uhh... Hyakumonogatari? But this isn't even a ghost story

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@Lithe I guess it depends on if the monster kill/hurts you

Giant exploding heads is... kinda silly? This could've been really quite horrifying, I feel. The art is really well suited to horror, and maybe that's why it didn't feel quite as scary, since none of the characters looked quite human to begin with. And maybe the premise could've been terrifying...

Ah fuck. This one is actually horrifying. Very little body horror that isn't just "hey look weird biology" or "what if pretty girl but sometimes not", but the psychological horror is just fantastic. The fact that she makes the decision that almost every reader is screaming at her to make, then...

First one is an extremely classic 80's "kids who are antisocial are weird degenerates who will harm society" story, given a supernatural bent. The lesson of today: ostracize the weird kids and make sure to inflict as much harm on them as is legal. After all, if he'd never gotten the idea for...