

Another 2012
Step into the eerie halls of Yomiyama North Junior High in Takeshi Furusawa's chilling adaptation of Yukito Ayatsuji's cult horror novel.
Director: Takeshi Furusawa
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Another (2012) about?
After a series of unexplained deaths plagues Yomiyama North Junior High, transfer student Koichi Sakakibara stumbles upon a sinister secret tied to a deceased classmate. As the mystery deepens, he teams up with the enigmatic Mei Misaki to confront a supernatural force that seems to spin an inescapable web of tragedy.
Who directed Another?
Takeshi Furusawa directed Another (2012), bringing Yukito Ayatsuji's acclaimed horror novel to life with atmospheric tension and meticulous pacing.
Who stars in Another?
The film features Ai Hashimoto as Mei Misaki, Kento Yamazaki as Koichi Sakakibara, Ai Kato, Yoshihiko Hakamada, and Mika Akizuki in pivotal roles.
Is Another (2012) worth watching?
As a horror-thriller rooted in psychological dread and supernatural mystery, Another (2012) delivers a satisfyingly unsettling experience. Its slow build and strong performances make it a standout for fans of Japanese horror, even without a widely rated IMDb score.
How long is Another?
Another (2012) runs for 109 minutes, packing its chilling narrative into under two hours.
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About Another (2012) — A Haunting Mystery Unraveled in a Cursed School
Step into the eerie halls of Yomiyama North Junior High in Takeshi Furusawa's chilling adaptation of Yukito Ayatsuji's cult horror novel. When Koichi Sakakibara transfers to the school, he quickly becomes entangled in a curse that has claimed multiple lives, leaving students in a state of paralyzing dread. Haunted by the ghostly presence of a classmate who died before his arrival, Koichi seeks answers from Mei Misaki, a mysterious girl shrouded in silence and secrets. As the body count rises, the two uncover a disturbing truth tied to the school's dark past. With its oppressive atmosphere and psychological tension, Another (2012) blends supernatural mystery with coming-of-age struggles, delivering a horror experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
Director Takeshi Furusawa masterfully crafts a slow-burn thriller where every glance, whisper, and classroom desk feels laden with foreboding. The film's haunting visuals and unsettling score heighten the dread, making it a standout entry in Japanese horror cinema. Fueled by the strong performances of Ai Hashimoto as Mei Misaki and Kento Yamazaki as Koichi, the story explores themes of isolation, fate, and the terrifying power of legends.




