1968·Horror·1h 20m
7.0
★
A greedy developer, in league with a corrupt Shrine Magistrate, brutally tries to drive people out of a tenement building and destroy the shrine in back. But he makes the fatal mistake of hosting a 100 Ghost Stories ceremony without the closing cleansing ritual, opening the door for the Yokai Monsters to punish the wicked.
Directed by Kimiyoshi Yasuda
monster
greed
evil spirit
warning
theft
eviction
jidaigeki
youkai
real estate deal
rokutokubi
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Cast
Jun Fujimaki
Yasutaro
Jun Hamamura
Gohei
Miwa Takada
Okiku
Takashi Kanda
Reimon Tajimaya
Keiko Koyanagi
Ôkubi
Ryūtarō Gomi
Hotta-Buzennokami
Ikuko Mōri
Ronin's Wife
Rookie Shin-ichi
Shinkichi
Shōsaku Sugiyama
Bannai Ibaragi
Ikkei Tamaki
Village Headman
Mikiko Tsubouchi
Osen
Yoshio Yoshida
Jusuke
Crew
Kimiyoshi Yasuda
Director
Popular Reviews
23 reviews
JaiPRO
7.0★ · 07/03/26
Still waiting for those other monsters
Still waiting for those other monsters
Giu
6.0★ · 05/01/26
" Looking for a good time, dearie? "
a mix of horror , folklore , and weird comedy that somehow works the whole time.
the atmosphere is great: dark streets , old houses , smoke , and spirits appearing out of nowhere.
what I liked most is how the yokai feel strange but never random , like old legends coming to life.
the final parade scene is easily the best part.
seeing all the yokai moving together through the streets feels chaotic in the best way , almost like a supernatural celebration and punishment at the same time.
the practical effects give it a lot of charm.
and the umbrella yokai is unforgettable.
such a simple design but it ends up being one of the creepiest and funniest creatures in the movie at the same time.
" Looking for a good time, dearie? "
a mix of horror , folklore , and weird comedy that somehow works the whole time.
the atmosphere is great: dark streets , old houses , smoke , and spirits appearing out of nowhere.
what I liked most is how the yokai feel strange but never random , like old legends coming to life.
the final parade scene is easily the best part.
seeing all the yokai moving together through the streets feels chaotic in the best way , almost like a supernatural celebration and punishment at the same time.
the practical effects give it a lot of charm.
and the umbrella yokai is unforgettable.
such a simple design but it ends up being one of the creepiest and funniest creatures in the movie at the same time.
Henry
7.0★ · 04/01/26
When your idea is 20 minutes don’t make an hour and 20 minute long movie!
Also they said 100 but there were like maximum 15 of them.
Also they said 100 but there were like maximum 15 of them.
When your idea is 20 minutes don’t make an hour and 20 minute long movie!
Also they said 100 but there were like maximum 15 of them.
Also they said 100 but there were like maximum 15 of them.
gabriel summy
7.0★ · 12/27/25
honestly, the beginning half or so of the movie dragged a bit, but waiting for the second half was absolutely worth it. the special effects and sets were definitely the highlights. the monsters were very well done for their time and were genuinely pretty creepy. the costumes, village setting, and colors used during the nighttime scenes were all great. anything that reminds me of my days growing up watching the 60s/70s godzilla movies makes me happy and this was no exeception :)
honestly, the beginning half or so of the movie dragged a bit, but waiting for the second half was absolutely worth it. the special effects and sets were definitely the highlights. the monsters were very well done for their time and were genuinely pretty creepy. the costumes, village setting, and colors used during the nighttime scenes were all great. anything that reminds me of my days growing up watching the 60s/70s godzilla movies makes me happy and this was no exeception :)
MalPRO
4.0★ · 10/17/25
THERE WERE NOT 100 YOKAI
THERE WERE NOT 100 YOKAI