Stands up for the poor in postwar Japan
Few people remember how completely miserable and broken down Japanese society was after World War II. Cities were full of huge slums and most people were poor and struggling. That’s the setting for Killing Machine featuring Soy Chiba who plays the real life Doshin So who established his own martial arts school in post-War Japan.<br /><br />Chiba plays a Robin Hood type character. He watches over a community and protects them from the many predators. That leads to all the action and there’s plenty of it. In fact, most of the movie is just setting up an opportunity for Chiba to beat someone up. There is one amazing scene where Chiba seeks revenge on some gangster for raping a girl where he takes their privates! It’s quite a scene you’re sure not to forget. There are some other bloody scenes since it is Japanese exploitation.<br /><br />The great Sonny Chiba recently passed away which inspired me to check out more of his movies. Killing Machine is one of his better releases.
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 {"Genre": "Military & War", "Format": "Subtitled, NTSC, Widescreen", "Contributor": "Sonny Chiba, Noribumi Suzuki, Tetsuro Tanba, Yutaka Nakajima, Etsuko Shihomi", "Language": "Japanese", "Runtime": "1 hour and 27 minutes"}

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