Ghost Master 2019
"Unleashing evil"
Akira Kurosawa, a passionate yet underappreciated filmmaker, spends his days churning out low-budget romantic comedies while harboring a secret obsession with horror.
Director: Paul Young
Cast
Takahiro Miura
Akira Kurosawa
Riko Narumi
Mana Watarase
Akaji Maro
Tetsuhiko Todoroki
Toru Tezuka
Akihisa Shibata
Mariya Nagao
Momose Makimura
Mizuki Itagaki
Yūya Sakuraba
Yohta Kawase
Futoshi Tsuchida
Yuki Shibamoto
Keiko Shiraishi
Yoshiyuki Morishita
Shohei Matsuo
Motohisa Harashima
Kenshin Ishida
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ghost Master (2019) about?
Akira Kurosawa, a struggling filmmaker stuck making romantic comedies, snaps after years of abuse from his mentor and accidentally unleashes a vengeful spirit. What starts as a twisted act of rebellion spirals into a deadly rampage, turning Akira's life—and everyone around him—upside down.
Who directed Ghost Master?
Ghost Master was directed by Paul Young, who brings a sharp comedic edge to the horror genre.
Who stars in Ghost Master?
The film features Takahiro Miura as Akira Kurosawa, alongside Riko Narumi, Akaji Maro, and Toru Tezuka in key roles.
Is Ghost Master (2019) worth watching?
With its clever blend of horror and comedy, Ghost Master offers a fresh take on revenge tales. While it may not appeal to purists of either genre, its dark humor and unique premise make it a memorable watch for fans of offbeat cinema.
How long is Ghost Master?
Ghost Master has a runtime of 88 minutes.
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About Ghost Master (2019) — A Horror-Comedy Revenge Fantasy Unleashed
Akira Kurosawa, a passionate yet underappreciated filmmaker, spends his days churning out low-budget romantic comedies while harboring a secret obsession with horror. When his merciless mentor pushes him too far, Akira finally snaps—opening a door to unleash an ancient spirit bent on vengeance. But just like the films he adores, the spirit proves impossible to control, spiraling into a deadly rampage that threatens everyone in its path. Ghost Master (2019) blends dark humor with supernatural terror, painting a vivid portrait of creative frustration and the chaos that follows when repressed fury is set loose.
Helmed by director Paul Young and starring Takahiro Miura in the lead role, this horror-comedy delivers a unique twist on revenge fantasies. With sharp satire and a playful nod to classic cinema, the film explores themes of artistic ambition, betrayal, and the dangers of unleashing forces beyond control. The atmosphere crackles with tension, balancing moments of biting wit against genuine scares, making it a standout entry for fans of offbeat genre cinema.
