Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous 2014
"Would you be willing to investigate my girlfriend?"
Dive into the unsettling world of *Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014)*, a POV horror short directed by Masafumi Yamada that twists reality into something truly terrifying.
Director: Masafumi Yamada
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014) about?
A freelance investigator is hired to uncover the unsettling behavior of his client's girlfriend, Mayuko. As her actions grow increasingly erratic and she begins filming her surroundings with a mysterious photographer, strange distortions appear in her recordings, blurring the line between suspicion and the supernatural.
Who directed Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous?
Masafumi Yamada directed this atmospheric POV horror short, bringing a keen eye for tension and ambiguity to the project.
Who stars in Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous?
The film features Seia Yasuda, Shigeki Yanagisawa, and Tontoroton in key roles, with Seia Yasuda playing the enigmatic Mayuko and Shigeki Yanagisawa as the investigator Shimauchi.
Is Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014) worth watching?
While *Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous* is unrated on IMDb, its tight 70-minute runtime and intense atmosphere make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological horror and found-footage style films. The film's slow-burn dread and unique premise offer a fresh twist on the genre.
How long is Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous?
The runtime of *Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous* is 70 minutes.
About Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014) — A POV horror short that redefines claustrophobic terror
Dive into the unsettling world of *Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014)*, a POV horror short directed by Masafumi Yamada that twists reality into something truly terrifying. When Shimauchi, a determined investigator, is hired by Manabe to uncover the strange behavior of his girlfriend Mayuko, their journey uncovers a chilling mystery. As Mayuko's erratic actions escalate—including secret recordings with an unknown photographer—the boundaries between paranoia and the supernatural blur. Yamada crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere where trust is fragile and every reflection in the lens could hide a hidden horror.
Inspired by the infamous 'Sealed Video' series, this 70-minute descent into distrust and dread delivers a fresh take on found-footage terror. With its tight runtime and relentless tension, *Seriously, Seriously, Dangerous (2014)* is a microcosm of psychological horror, where the scariest elements aren't just unseen—they're unconfirmed.