Takashi Shimizu

THE SHOCK LABYRINTH marks Japan's first foray into the world of live-action 3-D feature films. The story follows a group of teenagers dealing with the disappearance of a childhood friend, Yuki, who was last seen in an amusement park's haunted house. Yuki inexplicably returns finally, on a rainy day, ten years after the incident. However, soon after reuniting with her friends, she collapses, and the group rushes her to a nearby hospital. But things are not quite as they seem at the medical center. As the night wears on, the group sinks deeper and deeper into the events from a decade ago that

Daigo doesn't speak anymore. Not since he killed that rabbit on the playground at school.  His sister, Kiriko, is worried.  He's bullied.  He sleepwalks.  And their father is no help, trapped in his own grief and illustrating fantasy worlds where families are happily reunited and no one dies.

They never should have gone to that 3D movie.  The one with the stuffed rabbit that floated out of the screen.  Now Daigo is missing.  He's in danger, and Kiriko will have to follow him into a world of nightmares to discover the truth.

And the truth is worse than any dream.

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