Housing Complex C

Housing Complex C leans into the unsettling atmosphere of a cramped, low-cost living space tucked away in a quiet seaside town. The four-episode miniseries treats the mundane aspects of apartment life as a staging ground for escalating dread. By placing the narrative in Kurosaki, the tone shifts quickly from neighborly disputes to something far more severe.

Ayahi Takagaki leads a cast that navigates the intersection of isolation and local superstition. The mystery functions by locking the residents within their own walls, forcing them to confront whatever presence haunts the facility. It is a compact exercise in horror that refuses to expand its borders, keeping the focus tight on the immediate, creeping danger facing the tenants.