フラチなHかっぷ 紺野栞

Suffers from cheesy production values, the clumsy manner of the storytelling, ill-conceived characters and crude acting.

H nonetheless has enough bright spots and well-done moments (though not for the squeamish) that it merits a cautious recommendation.

With H, we get the thrills and the twists, yes, but we also get the down time, a space where clich and human nature collide.

H sets up its enigmatic premise with a gruesome style and intensity, and finally ties up the mystery with ... well, nothing a little suspension of disbelief can't fix.