Peacock King: Spirit Warrior: Harvest of the Cherry Blossoms

et predominantly in the island mansion of a reclusive former Japanese movie star, the piece starts out more along the lines of a haunted house/mystery style horror film before bringing on, in its final third, the standard dark gods/revived spirit motifs of the traditional occult thriller. This entry in the series continues the practice of invoking Japanese historical figures, in this case one Lady Yomi. However, it also takes the bold step of implicating the American postwar military occupation. (imdb)