Ghost of Saga Mansion

Year: 1953

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Ryohei Arai

Horror

After a woman loses her son to a malevolent conspiracy and takes her own life, a vengeful bakeneko—a supernatural cat—appears to torment the conspirators. The film marks Takako Irie’s debut in the bakeneko genre and launched a highly popular Daiei series of ghost‑cat movies in Japan.

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