AFS Cinema’s Roots of J-Horror series heads into the afterlife with Jigoku, Nobuo Nakagawa’s vivid 1960 horror film. The story follows sinners toward a Buddhist vision of hell, trading gentle ghostly suggestion for unsettling images and a fiercely moral nightmare. It is a chance to see a landmark of Japanese horror in a cinema during the Halloween season. Presented in Japanese with English subtitles, the film runs 101 minutes; Tuesday evening and Saturday afternoon screenings are available.