While Japan tries to desensationalise the number of suicides that take place in the Aokigahara Forest at the foot of Mount Fuji so that less people feel encouraged to go there for this purpose and more want to go there as tourists to enjoy its expanses of still, quiet volcanic forest, the likes of Youtuber Logan Paul and the makers of this bad taste 2016 movie (just another relegated to the Netflix dross heap for undiscerning couch potatoes to watch and justify their subscriptions) insensitively turn Japan's grim problem, one attributed not to ghost-fed paranoia but to the country's social austerity, isolation and unemployment, into clickbait.
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