A unique character from 70s Japanese exploitation
Hanzo The Razor was a unique character from 1970s Japanese exploitation. Hanzo played by Shintaro Katsu who also produced the film was an iconoclastic Edo era policeman who went after the rich and powerful and garnered confessions from women by having sex with them. His style is shown in the opening where he refuses to take his oath because his office takes bribes from the samurai, lords, brothels and more and he refuses to be a part of it. Thrown in with that is a lot of action in the second half and a great Soul=Funk soundtrack.
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