Japanese pulp fiction with cynical hero women the corrupt and sword fights left and right
The Sleepy Eyes of Death was a long running 1960s samurai series. It was the equivalent of American pulp fiction. The hero Nemuri Kiyoshiro (Ichikawa Raizo) was an enigmatic ronin (masterless samurai) who was a cynic who didn’t appear to care about the world. There were always women throwing themselves at him, while he faced off against the rich and powerful who were often corrupt. This collections contains the fifth to eighth movies in the franchise.<br /><br />Thus there’s the head official of the Todo clan that was ordered by the Shogunate to crackdown on a pirate gang but took half of their treasure for himself with the help of a greedy rice merchant. In The Sword of Satan the Iwashiro elders wanted to manipulate the young heir Tsurumatsu so that they might remain in control of the clan’s wealth. Princess Kiku, the sadistic daughter of the Shogun made a return in The Mask of the Princess seeking revenge upon Kiyoshiro. In the Sword of Villainy the writers tried to change up the plot with Kiyoshiro helping to put down a rebellion, but lets him go off on the lords and Shogunate that caused the rebellion in the first place.<br /><br />There’s a bit of exploitation added to the films as well. Kiyoshiro was part Japanese, part European as his mother was raped by a Christian missionary in what was termed a black mass. In The Sword of Stan there was another such ceremony. The movie portrays this Satanic act as part of the evil of Christianity in Japan.<br /><br />Sleepy Eyes of Death belongs right up there with Zatoichi and Lone Wolf and Cub for Japanese samurai series. It lays out the plot quickly and then gets to the intrigue, twists and turns, and plenty of sword fighting.<br />C
The movie title "Sleepy Eyes Of Death - Collector's Set Vol. 2," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.9 from 28 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Nemuri Kyoshiro, the half-breed son of a Japanese noblewoman raped by a Christian missionary, lives only for the moment, amused by the chaos that surrounds him. But those who decide to use him for their own ends soon discover that they have made a fatal error! For Kyoshiro wields the fabled Musou-Masamune blade, and is master of the most subtle and deadly technique in all of swordplay, the Full Moon Cut. All those who challenge him must face... The Sleepy Eyes of Death!.