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Killing Machine (1975)

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Summary: 'Based' on the true story of the founder of "Shôrinji kenpô" in Japan. Doshin Soh, a double agent during WWII in Manchuria (where he learns the art of Shao Lin), returns to a defeated Japan full of corruption, crime and lost souls. After being arrested for beating up a group of American G.I.'s, he escapes and retreats to the country to start his own martial arts school. While helping to mend the shattered lives of his countrymen, he also runs afoul of the Yakuza...
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AKA: Shôrinji kenpô
AKA: The Killing Machine
Genres: Drama, Action
Country: Japan
Directed By: Norifumi Suzuki
Written By: Takeshi Matsumoto
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na hayabusa
80
T5
na Scottathon
42
T2
na CrazyJim9380
75
T5
na chemical404
47
T4
Sonny Chiba is Dirty Harry-like figure, who sports a swastika on his kimono and fights all injustice - white devils, Koreans and yakuzas. The fact that this film is remembered by the scenes of either dicks or limbs cut off tells a lot about it.
na imdb
63
T5
na jacobb1313
65
T5
Be in awe of Sonny Chiba, post-WWII Japan's enraged, hypermasculine id. The man: beats up U.S. forces and yakuza with abandon, and graphically rips off a child rapists', um, tools. (Punchline: a dog eats them!) Keep in mind he also cleans up the town (and, really, the country). This is a Japanese Road House with a kung-fu school instead of a bar. It is also inflammatory violence meant to resolve a maligned sense of Japanese self-worth.
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