Tomino’s Hell VR180 horror series

About

About Tomino’s Hell

Tomino’s Hell is a five-part mini-series of found-footage horror shot in VR180. It is framed as a set of recovered tapes: four friends walk into a psychic boutique on one night in 2017 and the only thing left behind is the footage. It is fiction – the case numbers, the “declassified” documents and the characters are all invented.

The title comes from a real poem, Tomino no Jigoku, by Saijō Yaso (1919). The series borrows its mood and its modern reputation as a “do not read aloud” poem. For the facts behind that reputation, read The Legend.

From the set

PLACEHOLDER – PHOTO CREDIT / RELEASES: these three stills come from the owner’s archive (Sony ILCE-7RM3 RAW files, Aug 17, 2018). Photographer credit and cast/crew permission to publish are unconfirmed; remove this gallery if the owner cannot confirm.
Format
5 short episodes + behind-the-scenes film
Shot on
Z CAM K1 Pro, VR180 stereoscopic
Production company
Crash Site Films
First published
Autumn 2018 (YouTube)
PLACEHOLDER – CLAIMS TO VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: (1) “One of the first VR180 horror series” – not independently corroborated; do not publish unless the owner can source it. (2) Original partner credits (YouTube / Daydream by Google / VRscout) – owner to confirm wording and permission. (3) Release dates: IMDb lists Oct 1, 2018; YouTube shows uploads on Oct 26 (behind-the-scenes), Nov 1 and Dec 27, 2018 – owner to confirm the true premiere date.

Contact

PLACEHOLDER – CONTACT: series contact email address to be created and added (for business enquiries and press). None is set in this draft.

Content and rights

All episodes are hosted on YouTube. This site embeds them with YouTube’s privacy-enhanced player and loads nothing from YouTube until you press play. Articles on this site are original writing with sources linked at the bottom.

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