Murders at the House of Death 2019
Step into the eerie halls of **Murders at the House of Death (2019)** where a mystery club's summer retreat turns into a nightmare.
Director: Hisashi Kimura
Cast
Ryunosuke Kamiki
Yuzuru Hamura
Minami Hamabe
Hiruko Kenzaki
Yuki Furukawa
Haruya Tatsunami
Tokio Emoto
Kanemitsu Nanamiya
Riko Fukumoto
Reika Hoshikawa
Eri Fuse
Rin Takagi
Shono Hayama
Ayumu Shindo
Tetsuhiro Ikeda
Yuito Kanno
Tomoya Nakamura
Kyosuke Akechi
Yui Sakuma
Sumie Nabari
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Murders at the House of Death* (2019) about?
A university mystery club's summer retreat spirals into chaos when a private detective joins them at a remote pension, only for a murder to shatter their safety. What starts as a playful game of whodunit becomes a desperate fight for survival amid eerie isolation and sinister secrets.
Who directed *Murders at the House of Death*?
The film was directed by Hisashi Kimura, known for blending classic mystery tropes with horror elements.
Who stars in *Murders at the House of Death*?
The cast features Ryunosuke Kamiki as Yuzuru Hamura, Minami Hamabe as Hiruko Kenzaki, Yuki Furukawa, Tokio Emoto, and Riko Fukumoto in pivotal roles.
Is *Murders at the House of Death* (2019) worth watching?
If you crave a slow-burn mystery with horror undertones, this film delivers. While unrated on IMDb, its atmospheric tension and clever twists make it a compelling watch for fans of genre-blending cinema—but be prepared for a chilling experience.
How long is *Murders at the House of Death*?
The film runs for 119 minutes.
Murders at the House of Death (2019): Mystery Meets Horror at a Summer Camp Nightmare
Step into the eerie halls of **Murders at the House of Death (2019)** where a mystery club's summer retreat turns into a nightmare. Directed by Hisashi Kimura, this atmospheric crime-horror blend follows Yuzuru Hamura, a reluctant mystery novel enthusiast, forced into Kyoto's mystery club led by the enigmatic Kyosuke Akechi. Their escape to Shijinso Pension in the mountains takes a sinister turn when private detective Hiruko Kenzaki arrives, only for the group to find themselves trapped—and one of them murdered by dawn. The film drips with suspense, weaving locked-room intrigue and supernatural dread as the survivors grapple with paranoia and hidden motives.
As the body count rises, the line between fiction and reality blurs, plunging viewers into a claustrophobic whodunit steeped in gothic tension. With a stellar cast including Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe, *Murders at the House of Death* delivers a haunting puzzle that challenges even the most astute armchair detectives.
