Living Skeleton

Year: 1968

Runtime: 81 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Hiroshi Matsuno

Horror

A ship is ambushed at sea by a band of thieves seeking its cargo; they murder a newlywed doctor and assault his wife. Three years later, the woman's twin sister is seized by the same pirates, and the criminals soon begin to suffer a series of unexplained, fatal accidents that suggest a haunting retribution.

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