Aug 9, 2026 · 16 min · 8 segments
This week on *Movie Chats*, Ant & Ry review Exit 8 (2025), the Japanese psychological horror film based on the hit indie video game. Trapped in an endless subway passage, one man must spot the…
Yeah.
It's based on a video game.
I didn't realise it was based on a video game.
yeah apparently it is um yeah so not a game i played but it has a very um kind of while i was watching it just the way that he's because that first kind of 10 or 15 minutes it's all from his point of view so you're like it seems like a game while you're watching it
yeah the pov was very well done it was very immersive with the bit of like the vignette around it like the the darker edges and the way that it's moving around as if He's moving his head when the headphone or the earbud falls on the floor, and then you have just a bit of the sound.
It's very immersive.
That was very good.
At the beginning, I thought the entire movie was going to be from a first-person point of view.
It's not, but it wouldn't have bothered me, actually, because it was so long.
No.
And lots of, and you know how my thoughts on them, lots of one takes.
I loved how many one takes there were.
They did it really well.
They did.
It's good.
It's the direction in this movie.
I think it's the biggest strength of the movie.
The way how it is shot, how the camera is following the characters, how it goes through this loop.
Yeah.
Everything about it.
And, and, considering that everything happens in one location for an hour and a half, you don't get bored.
It's
very good.
It's very impressive to pull that off.
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah.
It's based on a video game.
I didn't realise it was based on a video game.
yeah apparently it is um yeah so not a game i played but it has a very um kind of while i was watching it just the way that he's because that first kind of 10 or 15 minutes it's all from his point of view so you're like it seems like a game while you're watching it
yeah the pov was very well done it was very immersive with the bit of like the vignette around it like the the darker edges and the way that it's moving around as if He's moving his head when the headphone or the earbud falls on the floor, and then you have just a bit of the sound.
It's very immersive.
That was very good.
At the beginning, I thought the entire movie was going to be from a first-person point of view.
It's not, but it wouldn't have bothered me, actually, because it was so long.
No.
And lots of, and you know how my thoughts on them, lots of one takes.
I loved how many one takes there were.
They did it really well.
They did.
It's good.
It's the direction in this movie.
I think it's the biggest strength of the movie.
The way how it is shot, how the camera is following the characters, how it goes through this loop.
Yeah.
Everything about it.
And, and, considering that everything happens in one location for an hour and a half, you don't get bored.
It's
very good.
It's very impressive to pull that off.
Yeah, for sure.
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