Review of Ghost Hunt

Better buy yourself 25 new underpants, 'cause this is plain creepy... "Ghost Hunt" is a really good anime overall. It features a satisfying storyline, the art is really well-made and the sound is on top. I had been on the lookout for a chill-down-the-spine anime, and "Ghost Hunt" certainly fulfilled that demand. It has, of course, its flaws. The characters are well-made, but they aren't exactly deep and complex. On the flip side, the voice actors make a wonderful job. And while the storyline is satisfying, it has its logical flaws here and there, but no one's perfect. But you get what you... *cough* paidfor.

"Ghost Hunt" has its memorable moments, if you can call downright heart-stopping moments and stuff leaving its traces on your retina memorable. I'm talking "Ghost in the Shell: Innocence" times three (honestly, that OVA is just f*cked up. Made me check my closet before I went to bed). But that's what makes it special: It actually makes an honest effort in scaring you sh*tless, and it succeeds from time to time.

So all in all its an anime worth watching, unless you're faint of heart. You get 25 episodes of pure enjoyment and looking-over-your-shoulder moments. I'm sleeping with my lights on tonight, after I've boarded up the windows and armed myself with a BFG.