Films to Die For After Dark Horror Fest

Loved watching Japanese “obake” (oh-bah-kay) films since my childhood at afternoon matinees in 1960’s Honolulu. Familiar with the formulaic themes of pathetic victims, their scheming killers, and the killer being consumed by his/her guilt and dying at the end as punishment. One well-known such film is Yotsuya Kaidan (Ghost of Yotsuya). Reincarnation takes a different slant- the female lead wasn’t even part of the killings but has premonitions/flashbacks of the crime scenes. Can only surmise that she’s one who attracts dead spirits who then use her, are lost/angry, and cannot find their way to peace per Buddhist beliefs. Not much resolution at the end- we only know through her flashbacks during film shoots what happened to the victims of hotel murders years before.