Scary? At times, yes, but that's probably as far as the complements can go. Kamenashi and his co-casts doesn't help with their subpar acting and over the top expressions, but the heart of the problem is that the film simply doesn't have a spine. Not much connects the four mini-stories except for the superficial romance. No times is taken to formally introduce the main antagonist, and that final encounter with him is simply dumbfounding and awkward, and does nothing to help the overall flow of them film except to end the tragedy of a movie.
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