Estranho: Contos de Junji Ito para Noites Intranquilas

Ryusuke retorna a uma cidade envolta em névoa, onde um ritual mortal de adivinhação e um belo rapaz assombram as encruzilhadas.

Kuriko reencontra o garoto que costumava atormentar e descobre que a crueldade que havia enterrado assume uma nova e aterrorizante forma.

Por todo o Japão, pessoas começam a ficar imóveis em locais públicos, todas na mesma posição. A voluntária Riho Asano tenta salvá-las, até encontrar o próprio líder de seu grupo paralisado entre as vítimas.

Like many young women, Yuri has a gnawing worry about her waistline. Online ads for rib-removal surgery seem to follow her everywhere, promising a smaller waist and a more delicate silhouette. She wishes she could be as slim as Ruriko, her brother’s beauty-queen girlfriend. But then one evening, Ruriko begins to unravel, claiming she is tormented every night by the sound of eerie, twanging music from nowhere. Can she alone hear it? No, Yuri can now hear it too, ever so faintly...

Yūki is captivated by a mysterious record with no title, no singer, and no lyrics—only a melody unlike anything she has ever heard. Desperate to possess it, she steals the record from her friend and murders her. But as Yūki searches for a player, she realizes others are after it too: men who know what the record truly is. It’s Machida’s first day at her new high school, and the first thing she notices is the pair of girls in her class who are identical in appearance. One of the presumed twins, Kamei, immediately latches on to Machida, begging to become best friends. Machida finds this pathetic, but can’t seem to shake Kamei off. What she soon finds out, though, is that Kamei wants to take far more from her than just her time and attention.