Tokyo Drifter is the second film by director Seijun Suzuki to be released to the Criterion Collection on DVD. It is about a reformed killer named Tetsu who enters into a battle with a rival gang despite his intent to do otherwise. Honestly speaking, this movie lacks most of the basic aspects of what one could call a "plot." That doesn't prevent director Suzuki from making a really wild movie that has snap and verve to it though. In place of plot he offers up 83 minutes of quirky humor, violence, and bizarre color effects mid-film. And somehow it mostly works. As with the previous Suzuki Criterion release, Tokyo Drifter, this disc is lacking in extra features and has a rather flimsy booklet when compared with more recent Criterion Collection discs. The sole extra feature is an interview with Suzuki which is a nice addition.