Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire
Jul 11, 1979 · 45m
Director
Toshiyuki ShibataOverview
In Settsu Province, young women related to castle steward Tanaka Shūzen are being killed, each with fang-like bite marks on their chests. The priest Chinen suspects a vengeful plot. The next targets could be Shūzen’s daughter Myō or her fiancé Iori’s sister, Matsue. Despite Iori’s vigilance, Matsue is attacked by her koto teacher, Yamamura Kengyō, and his daughter Kaede—who are revealed to be vengeful vampires.
Cast of Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire
Crew of Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire
About Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire
What is Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire about?
In Settsu Province, young women related to castle steward Tanaka Shūzen are being killed, each with fang-like bite marks on their chests. The priest Chinen suspects a vengeful plot. The next targets could be Shūzen’s daughter Myō or her fiancé Iori’s sister, Matsue. Despite Iori’s vigilance, Matsue is attacked by her koto teacher, Yamamura Kengyō, and his daughter Kaede—who are revealed to be…
When was Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire released?
Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire was released on July 11, 1979.
How long is Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire?
Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire runs 45 minutes.
Who directed Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire?
Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire was directed by Toshiyuki Shibata.
Who is in the cast of Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire?
The cast of Japanese Ghost Story Masterpiece Theater: The Purple Kengyō Vampire includes Isao Kuraishi (Blind Kengyo Vampire), Erina Miyai (Kaede), Nobuyuki Ishida (Iori Tamura), Ryūtarō Gomi and Hachiro Yamauchi.