By Marquee Editorial3 entries
The Door franchise consists of three standalone movies released between 1988 and 1996. The series begins with a housewife dealing with a door-to-door salesman, continues with a story about a high-earning call girl, and concludes with an insurance saleswoman stalked by the strange and supernatural. Because each entry follows a separate plot and distinct characters, the entries connect through their shared title format rather than a continuous overarching narrative. Watching the entries in their chronological release order allows viewers to experience the films as they originally debuted.

Door
Movie, 1988
This 1988 film introduces Yasuko, a housewife living with her husband and son who slams her apartment door on a persistent salesman's hand.

Door II: Tokyo Diary
Movie, 1991
This 1991 film focuses on Ai, a call girl who makes good money despite the constant risks associated with her profession.

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Door III
Movie, 1996
This 1996 film follows ambitious insurance saleswoman Miyako as she is stalked by the strange and supernatural after meeting Mitsuru.
| # | Title | Type | Year | Rating | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Door | Movie | 1988 | ★ 6.1 | Not yet |
| 2 | Door II: Tokyo Diary | Movie | 1991 | ★ 6.2 | Not yet |
| 3 | Door III | Movie | 1996 | ★ 5.5 | Not yet |
Average audience ratings, in watch order.
You should start with the 1988 film Door, which is the first entry in the series and introduces the titular naming convention.
Release order is recommended, starting with Door in 1988, followed by Door II: Tokyo Diary in 1991, and Door III in 1996.
None of the entries should be skipped if you want to watch the complete three-film series in its entirety.
Watch in this order: 1. Door, 2. Door II: Tokyo Diary, 3. Door III.
This guide lists 3 entries, released between 1988 and 1996.
Door II: Tokyo Diary has the highest average rating in this guide, at 6.2 out of 10.