The Lady Vampire

Year: 1959

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Nobuo Nakagawa

Horror

Tamio escorts Itsuko to an art gallery, where they discover a nude portrait depicting Itsuko’s mother, who vanished as an infant twenty years ago. The mysterious painter, known only as Shiro Sofue, remains an enigma—no one knows his background, and he is never seen without sunglasses even during daylight.

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