The story for the feature film was reverse-engineered by Richard Gale from the original short film -- and delves into many of the mysteries of the Ginosaji:

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--Who (or what) is this mysterious attacker?  

--Where does he come from?

--Why is he targeting Jack?

--Why does he use a spoon?

--Most importantly: Is there a way to stop him?

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The story begins before the events of the original, 

and continues far beyond your expectations.

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Think of the original short as an amusing short story -- and the GINOSAJI feature film as a sprawling, epic novel.  This is not just an extended version of the short.  It goes much deeper.  The short was the tip of the iceberg.

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Although some events from the original will appear in the feature, everything will be re-filmed in Ultra High Definition, and those scenes will take on a different meaning, seen in the context of the overall story.

 

The feature film has a different format than the short -- there will be no Don LaFontaine-style narration -- that's an element of movie trailers.  However, the deep-voiced trailer Narrator will likely be present in the trailers for the feature film.  There are no plans for any prolonged "again and again" joke (that's been done already!)

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In his desperate struggle to survive, Jack will meet many new characters in wild and exciting sequences. While being true to the tone of the original, the feature  story also packs a surprising dramatic punch.

 

This supernatural epic will be unlike anything you've ever seen.

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