We got the first look at the live action movie based on hit Taiwanese horror game Detention back in June, and a second trailer and more screenshots have popped up ahead of its September screen date.

The live-action Detention movie, based on the hit Taiwanese indie horror game, has now gotten new screenshots and a trailer showing off Ray and Wei.

It’s been a year since we’ve heard about the live-action Detention movie, but after a delay from 2018, a new visual and a September 20, 2019 premiere date was revealed today.

Taiwanese horror game Detention is getting a live-action movie, and Taiwanese actress Gingle Wang will be playing the lead role for the heroine, Fang Ray Shin. The actress role was decided through write-in ballots.

A Switch version rating for the horror game Detention recently surfaced a couple weeks ago and Red Candle Games made it official that the game is headed to Nintendo Switch.

A new rating for the Taiwanese horror game Detention, recently surfaced on a Taiwanese rating website.

Detention, the atmospheric thriller set in a cursed high school in 1960’s Taiwan, is now available on the PlayStation 4 in the Americas.

Detention’s release trailer takes the player to the bleak, ruined places of its fictitious imagining of 1960’s Taiwan under martial law.

Red Candle Games talked with Siliconera about putting their own culture into games through Detention, their new horror experience.

Detention draws from Chinese mythology and Taiwanese culture for its story of two students trapped in a haunted school.