Condo

A group of individuals begins to experience disturbing supernatural events after moving into a new condominium complex. As the hauntings intensify, they uncover a dark history connected to the building itself, suggesting a malevolent entity is responsible. They must confront this terrifying presence to survive and escape the cursed residence.

Condo (also known as "Kurosagi", "The Black Rat") received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many pointing to its derivative plot elements and underdeveloped scares. While some appreciated the atmospheric tension, the film struggled to stand out in the crowded J-horror genre.

• The film relies heavily on familiar J-horror tropes without adding much originality.
• Some viewers found the atmosphere effective, but the scares were often predictable.
• The plot, while aiming for mystery, became convoluted for some audience members.

Google audience: Audience reception for Condo is largely unavailable due to limited release and general obscurity. Where reviews exist, they often mirror critical sentiment, with some finding the horror elements weak and the story difficult to follow.

The film is also known internationally by the title "Kurosagi", which translates to "The Black Rat", a reference that is not immediately obvious from the plot itself.