In The Terror: Infamy – the second instalment of producer (and Primetime Emmy® winner) Ridley Scott’s horror-tinged anthology – World War II-era Japanese- Americans on South California’s Terminal Island are menaced by a “bakemono” or folkloric spectre.

Suffering forced evictions and imprisonment after the attack on Pearl Harbour, the Terminal Islanders are hounded by prejudice and injustice, as well as bad omens and bizarre deaths. One of them, Chester Nakayama, decides to take on the malevolent entity, journeying to realms of evil in both the present… and the distant past.