胡八一（靳东饰）上山下乡来到中蒙边境的岗岗营子，带上了家中仅存的一本书——《十六字阴阳风水秘术》，闲来无事将书中文字背得滚瓜烂熟。之后参军…

该剧讲述了胡八一、Shirley杨与王胖子一起历经万险来到了塔克拉玛干沙漠中的精绝古城遗址寻找“鬼洞”的故事。胡八一上山下乡来到中蒙边境的岗岗营子，带上了家中仅存的一本书——《十六字阴阳风水秘术》，闲来无事将书中文字背得滚瓜烂熟。之后参军到西藏，遇上雪崩掉落一条巨大的地沟当中，胡八一利用自己懂得的墓葬秘术逃得不死。复员后，胡八一和好友胖子一起加入了一支前往新疆考古的考古队。一行人历经万险来到了塔克拉玛干沙漠中的精绝古城遗址，进入了地下“鬼洞”。洞中机关重重、陷阱不断，这神秘的鬼洞似乎在一位先知的掌控之中。

电影《鬼吹灯之精绝古城》主要讲述胡八一与王凯旋带领Shirley杨组织的考古队前往沙漠腹地、寻找精绝古城的故事。胡八一上山下乡来到中蒙边境的岗岗营子，带上了家中仅存的一本书——《十六字阴阳风水秘术》，闲来无事将书中文字背得滚瓜烂熟。之后参军到西藏，遇上雪崩掉落一条巨大的地沟当中，胡八一利用自己懂得的秘术逃得不死。复员后，胡八一和好友胖子一起加入了一支前往新疆考古的考古队。一行人历经万险来到了塔克拉玛干沙漠中的精绝古城遗址，进入了地下“鬼洞”。洞中机关重重、陷阱不...

数年前，胡八一等人在昆仑山脉遭遇不知名生物袭击，只有胡八一侥幸逃脱，从美国归来的雪莉杨邀请胡胖一起前往精绝古城，寻找雪莉杨的父亲以及胡八一朋友遇难的真相……

喜好Cosplayer，黑魔术代理店兼灵异能力者，爱耍花招但却激萌的nico动画系的占卜师，超级眼镜系的自称超能力者灵异系同人漫画家的大姐姐，憧憬着成为某动画角色的御宅族，感觉不好的大叫的夸大妄想者，将科学无法说明的东西全部否定的超高中级科学家，超级奇怪的杂志《ムムー》的记者，然后还有不可或缺的主人公——作为2ch引用系的博主。他们身边小小的违和感的事情逐渐发展成了超出想象的大事件……

我闻悠太（梶裕贵 配音）是一位胸怀大志的高中二年级学生，他的理想就是一夜暴富。为了实现自己的梦想，悠太一直经营着一个名为“轻轻松松破假象”的人气博客，致力于用科学的方式来解释一切超自然灵异现象。这个博客的存在令一波古怪而又狂热的角色们走到了一起。 　　天真浪漫，能够和人迅速拉近距离的灵媒成泽棱歌（佐仓绫音 配音）、在网络上有着极高人气的占卜师相川实优羽（吉田仁美 配音）、冷若冰霜的黑魔术代行红之亚里亚（泽城美雪 配音）、能够预知未来的工口漫画家西园梨梨花（能登麻美子 配音），在这些怪人的围绕之下，悠太还能够理直气壮的表示，超自然现象并不存在吗？

2005年、ある観光地で起きた無差別殺人。犯行直後に犯人が海に飛び降り自殺。白石晃士は事件の被害者である青年・江野祥平に出会い、奇妙な証言を聞き出すが…。「口裂け女」の白石晃士監督が放つ、フェイクメンタリーホラー。

2005年、ある観光地で起きた無差別殺人。犯行直後に犯人が海に飛び降り自殺。白石晃士は事件の被害者である青年・江野祥平に出会い、奇妙な証言を聞き出すが…。「口裂け女」の白石晃士監督が放つ、フェイクメンタリーホラー。

It starts with two voices in the dark, although they’re hardly voices, more electronic squelching noises darting back and forth across the soundtrack, their messages subtitled, gently directing us through the film. They speak to each another with such tenderness that they could be in love, although the overlapping “yous”, “Is” and “wes” they keep repeating could also be aimed at those all around them, whether those who later take to the screen or those sitting in the auditorium watching it; guided meditation, like cinema, is a collective experience, something for everybody. Bodies of all kinds duly appear before the camera, filmed with the same tenderness and in so many shifting, shimmering textures: young performers with and without disabilities, filigree crabs and shrimps, drawings of birds, a singing mermaid princess and scuttling plastic insects. These myriad bodies are impossible to separate from the landscape they find themselves in, the waters, rocks and mountains of Madeira, its plants, flowers and fruits, an island as a body full of bodies that are full of bodies in turn; such effortless elimination of boundaries is indeed supernatural. Hug me baby, don’t let me fall.

It starts with two voices in the dark, although they’re hardly voices, more electronic squelching noises darting back and forth across the soundtrack, their messages subtitled, gently directing us through the film. They speak to each another with such tenderness that they could be in love, although the overlapping “yous”, “Is” and “wes” they keep repeating could also be aimed at those all around them, whether those who later take to the screen or those sitting in the auditorium watching it; guided meditation, like cinema, is a collective experience, something for everybody. Bodies of all kinds duly appear before the camera, filmed with the same tenderness and in so many shifting, shimmering textures: young performers with and without disabilities, filigree crabs and shrimps, drawings of birds, a singing mermaid princess and scuttling plastic insects. These myriad bodies are impossible to separate from the landscape they find themselves in, the waters, rocks and mountains of Madeira, its plants, flowers and fruits, an island as a body full of bodies that are full of bodies in turn; such effortless elimination of boundaries is indeed supernatural. Hug me baby, don’t let me fall.