Start of one of the greatest Japanese samurai/exploitation series of the 70s
Sword of Vengeance was the first Lone Wolf and Cub film based upon the famous manga. It led to one of the greatest samurai/Japanese exploitation series of the 1970s. Tomisaburo Wakayama played Ogami Itto the Shogun’s executioner whose position is stolen by the Yagyu Clan forcing Itto and his young son Daigoro/Akihiro Tomikawa onto the white path of righteousness as an assassin. It has to be one of Wakayama’s greatest roles. He has the perfect scowling face for it.<br /><br />The opening sets the entire stage for the movie. First it shows Itto in his official duty for the Shogunate. That includes having the ruling Tokugawa crest on his uniform. The next scene he and Daigoro are looking disheveled wandering the roads of Japan offering their services to kill people.<br /><br />It’s the action you want to see in great Japanese 1970s style with gushing blood every time someone is cut down by a sword. Sone of the stories such as when Itto goes to a hot spring town occupied by outlaws is taken right form the manga.
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