Alter Ego

Year: 2002

Runtime: 63 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Issei Shibata

Horror

Three aspiring Japanese models arrive for their first fashion shoot at an abandoned school on a sweltering summer day. As the crew sets up, unexplained phenomena disturb the set, driving everyone to question their sanity. One by one, the models suffer brutal, agonizing deaths that appear to be caused by their own actions.

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