A young American family moves to a House in Kyoto, Japan. It turns out to be haunted by the ghosts of a woman and her lover, who were killed by the woman's husband, as well as the ghost of the husband, who killed himself afterward.
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Title: The House Where Evil Dwells (1982)
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| Edward Albert | ... | Ted Fletcher | |
| Susan George | ... | Laura Fletcher | |
| Doug McClure | ... | Alex Curtis | |
| Amy Barrett | ... | Amy Fletcher | |
| Mako Hattori | ... | Otami | |
| Tsuiyuki Sasaki | ... | Shugoro (as Toshiyuki Sasaki) | |
| Toshiya Maruyama | ... | Masanori | |
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Tsuyako Okajima | ... | Majyo Witch |
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Henry Mitowa | ... | Zen Monk |
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Mayumi Umeda | ... | Noriko, the babysitter |
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Hiroko Takano | ... | Wakako |
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Shuren Sakurai | ... | Noh Mask Maker |
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Shôji Ohara | ... | Assistant Mask Maker (as Shoji Ohara) |
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Jirô Shirai | ... | Tadashi (as Jiro Shirai) |
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Kazuo Yoshida | ... | Editor |
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In 1840, a samurai comes home to find his wife in bed with another man, so he kills them both and then himself. Flash-forward to the present day, and an American family of three moves into this since-abandoned house and starts to experience incidents of haunting and possession. Written by Brian J. Wright <tyrannorabbit@hotmail.com>
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female nudity | topless female nudity | milf | sex scene | eye candy |Taglines:
An ancient curse has turned their lives into a nightmare of lust and revenge. See more »Genres:
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14 May 1982 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This Japanese ghost story was set and shot in Japan but was an American-Japanese co-production with all three lead actors from either the UK or USA with the majority of the crew and supporting cast being Japanese. See more »Quotes
Amy Fletcher: [as she is watching a blue, ghostly face making faces at her] There's an awful face in my soup!See more »
I love this movie and I hate myself for loving it. I highly recommend it, but I feel guilty for doing so. It's sooo bad, it's good! I'd love to do a Mystery Science Theatre commentary on it. From Doug McClure's semi-nude scene to the giant mechanical crabs, this is a must-see movie after you've seen all the really good stuff, and there's nothing else available in the video store. Just don't take it seriously and you'll love it, too!