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Yotsuya Kaidan (1913)

1913 · Japan

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Perché vederla?

Una proposta del 1913 incentrata su Dramma, found footage e Cortometraggio.

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Non consigliata se cerchi

  • Paranormale
  • Horror corporeo
  • Stregoneria
  • Bestiario

Influenze

  1. 1901
    The Devil and the Statue
  2. 1908
    Trilby
  3. 1910
    Oiwa Inari
  4. 1910
    Pikovaya dama
  5. 1911
    Trilby and Svengali
  6. 1913
    Yotsuya Kaidan

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