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Missing Child Videotape 2025

Status
Released
Runtime
104 minutes
Director
Ryota Kondo
Networks
Booster Project, PEEK A BOO films, KADOKAWA
Where to Stream
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu
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What is Missing Child Videotape?

Missing Child Videotape is a 2025 mystery and horror film with a runtime of one hour and forty-four minutes. The film serves as the directorial debut for Kondo Ryota.

Type
Film
Year
2025
Status
Released
Runtime
104 minutes
Release date
Jan 24, 2025
Original language
JA
Origin
Japan
Studios
Booster Project, PEEK A BOO films, KADOKAWA
Genres
Mystery, Horror
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 7.5/10 from 21 votes
Episode runtime
~104 minutes
Status
Released
Networks
Booster Project, PEEK A BOO films, KADOKAWA
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Overview

Missing Child Videotape is a 2025 mystery and horror film with a runtime of one hour and forty-four minutes. The film serves as the directorial debut for Kondo Ryota. The production features performances by actors Sugita Rairu, Hirai Amon, and Morita Kokoro. The story follows a character named Keita who discovers a missing boy in the woods. Following this event, Keita receives a mysterious videotape from his estranged mother. The film is described as introducing a new dimension to the genre, allowing viewers to experience the terror captured in a VHS tape left behind by a family. The project was presented at the 37th Tokyo International Film Festival, where the director and members of the cast participated in stage greetings and a question-and-answer session. The film received a rating of G and was released in the United States on July 13, 2025. It is categorized as a work of mystery and horror, exploring themes associated with the legacy of J-horror.

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Should you watch it?

“Keita finds a missing boy in the woods and receives a mysterious videotape from his mother.”

Reasons to watch
  • It is the directorial debut of the rightful heir to J-horror.
  • It introduces a new dimension of terror captured in a family's left-behind VHS tape.
  • It features a mysterious videotape sent by an estranged mother.
Keep in mind
  • It contains mystery and horror elements that may not appeal to viewers seeking lighthearted content.

Watch it if you want to experience the terror captured in a VHS tape left behind by a family.

It is a mystery and horror film with a 1h 44m runtime.

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Is Missing Child Videotape worth watching?

It is worth watching if you enjoy mystery and horror films directed by the rightful heir to J-horror.

What is the binge duration for Missing Child Videotape?

The film has a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes.

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Missing Child Videotape is a feature film rather than a television series with episodes.

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