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To the non-Japanese reader/speaker, the teaser trailer for this fall's live-action Fatal Frame film is almost indistinguishable from any other Japanese horror film, until you get to the Camera Obscura bit.
It's not a Fatal Frame game until we start capturing spirits with a special camera, a rule that works for the movies as well. This particular film, not to be confused with the Hollywood version that's been kicked around for ages, is an adaptation of a novelization of Tecmo's beloved horror franchise. Teen models Nakajo Ayami and Morikawa Aoi play a pair of girls in a Japanese boarding school where creepy things happen. I'm expecting jump cuts and dead-looking things, possibly with all-black irises.
What I am not expecting is a Western release — as Bloody Disgusting points out, this Fatal Frame movie is a Japan-only joint. Hmph.

If you like frightening games, good news. Here is the first trailer for the upcoming Fatal Frame game for the Wii U.
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Fatal Frame: The Black-Haired Shrine Maiden will use the GamePad to see spirits that cannot be seen on the television screen—like "shinrei shashin" (心霊写真) or "spirit or ghost photography."
Out September 27 in Japan, there is currently no word on a Western release. It was also recently revealed that the series is getting a live-action film.