Spooky Kitaro

Year: 1968

Runtime: 46 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Hiroshi Shidara

AnimationFantasyHorror

Kitarō, a benevolent ghost, devotes his afterlife to aiding humans who require his supernatural abilities. He continually foils the schemes of malevolent spirits intent on tormenting humanity, protecting the living from their dark machinations. The film adapts episodes 5‑6 of the original 1968 television anime.

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