Another great Lone Wolf and Cub about saving a clan from itself
Lone Wolf and Cub started out as a Japanese manga. Then became a series of movies, a TV show, and then got chopped up in the U.S. and became a whole new thing, The Shogun Assassin. They all had the same basic story line. Ogami Itto (Tomisaburo Wakayama) and his son Daigoro (Akihior Tomikawa) sell their services as assassins and slaughter a bunch of people sometimes in innovative ways. That was the life they chose. As Itto said, they live at the crossroads to hell. Their only duty in life is to shed blood.<br /><br />Baby Cart in the Land of Demons was the fifth release in the franchise. It was put out by Katsu Productions, the company owned by Tomisaburo’s brother Shintaro Katsu who was famous as the Zatoichi character.<br /><br />The movie gets right down to business as Itto slices up a man posing as a monk who offers him 1/5 of his fee to carry out a task. He will have to find five more clansmen from the Kuroda to find out what his job is going to be, and receive his money. Itto accepts their offer. It turns out the clan has no male heir and a juvenile princess is posing as a boy and the clan head. They want Itto to rectify the situation and cleans the clan in the process.<br /><br />This is an interesting narrative technique because it slowly unravels the story with each Kuroada member Itto and Daigoro run into. Little Daigoro gets his own scene as well as he takes a flogging from the police rather than give up a woman pick pocket.<br /><br />In the end the movie turns out to be about selfishness and greed as a lord put his desires ahead of the clan, which is a big no no in Asian culture where the group is more cherished then the individual.<br />C
The movie title "Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in the Land of Demons [DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.8 from 214 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Samurai Cinema, full color anamorphic widescreen collector's edition. His sword is sharp, swift and for hire. 500 pieces of gold will buy his services and once he accepts a commission, the fate of his target is sealed! his name is Ogami Itto, the former Shogunate executioner. After the evil Yagyu clan frames him for heresy and murders his wife, Ogami roams the Japanese countryside with his son Daigoro and a crude wooden baby cart as the paid assassins known as... lone Wolf and Cub! Japanese language with English subtitles. Presented in original theatrical ratio 2.35:1. Approximate running time 89 minutes. Warning: Contains nudity and graphic violence..