And that right there is the biggest anomaly. “Exit 8” is a video game adaptation that never feels like it’s just cashing in ...

The screen adaptation of Kotake Create's unsettling walking simulator is one of the best video game movie adaptations yet.

The game is a curious project to be adapted in the first place. (Also, for clarity: The game is called The Exit 8, while the ...

Exit 8 looks like a simple “spot the difference” horror movie, but it slowly turns into a test of how much guilt a man can carry before it breaks him. In ...

A subway corridor becomes an endless nightmare loop in Exit 8, a somewhat successful liminal space horror video game ...

Genki Kawamura's gripping psychological horror movie Exit 8 explores the anxieties of fatherhood in a way fans of The Shining ...

Genki Kawamura tells IndieWire about turning a hit Japanese video game, set in Tokyo's underground corridors, into a ...

But “Exit 8,” a new film by the Japanese director Genki Kawamura, is the first movie I can recall to land in a hallway, and stay there. The movie opens in first person, from the perspective of a guy ...

Indie horror movies have been killing it (pun intended) for the past decade with their focus on nerve-shredding dread and pathos out the ass. In the video game space, it’s a similar situation. While ...

Exit 8 is, frankly, a strange movie. It doesn’t have a story as much as it has a simple, weird idea. In almost every other ...

Review of Exit 8, a film adaptation of the horror game about a Japanese commuter trapped in a looped underground passage.

The Japanese indie video game "The Exit 8" takes place entirely in the hallway of a subway station, with only a simple set of ...