Sleepy Eyes of Death: Sword of Seduction
(1964)
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Sleepy Eyes of Death: Sword of Seduction
(1964)
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Raizô Ichikawa | ... | |
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Michiko Ai | ... |
Princess Kiku
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Akira Amemiya |
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Shinjirô Asano | ... |
Sir Fujinami Yamato - Chief Vassal
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Saburô Date | ... |
Honmei-Tekisatsu Fortune Teller /
Ninja
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Hajime Etsukawa |
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Jun Fujikawa |
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Shiho Fujimura | ... |
Kosuzu - Torizo's Sister
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Takaji Fukui |
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Yuuji Hamada |
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Jun Hamamura | ... |
Dr. Muroya Jundo - Official Physician of the Shogunate's Inner Court
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Masumi Harukawa | ... |
Osen - A traveling oiran
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Yoshio Inaba | ... |
Bizen-ya the Merchant
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Gen Kimura |
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Katsuhiko Kobayashi | ... |
Torizo - a Underground Christian
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Many directors say they are influence by Nemury Kyoshiro series. they always said it's a violent series, very dark and symbolic. But when i watch the 3 first, i just dont understand how they can say that.
But with this one, i understand. This movie was disturbing and very violent for the time it was made. Nemury deal with religion, hypocrite, greedy people and lunatics aristocrats. The villains are sadistic and the heroes kill without problem.
This movie set the path for the bloody chanbara of the 70's like Lone Wolf and Cub, Lady Snowblood or Henzo The Blade.