Again I'm at a loss why this film didn't get released outside of Japan. Like The Inugami Family (1976) that came before it in this series, it's absolutely amazing and it deserves to be seen a lot more in the rest of the world. Essentially a murder mystery, the film manages to be so much more with the same kind of great atmosphere as its predecessor. There is even a little bit of humor but the horror is shocking too. I couldn't predict the killer's identity and without spoiling anything, the story also becomes rather tragic by the end. It's certainly one to watch if you ever get the chance. I loved it and I'll definitely be watching it.
Review of Akuma no temari-uta
