Shintarô Katsu, best known for the Zatôichi films, again stars in this third and final movie in the Kenji Misumi (mostly known for "Lone Wolf and Cub), directed saga of Hanzo 'The Razor' Itami feature the big dicked one battling ninjas, rapeing 'ghosts', and uncovering shady goings on at the Shogunate treasury
 (the same place where the original "The Blade" was filmed).<br /><br>< br />The film's plot is simple: a young boy named Hanzato (Katsu) is kidnapped by a mysterious ninja named 'Kai' (Takashi) and his wife (Matsu), who are both in love with him. The two go to the palace of the King of Japan, and the two are forced to fight the evil ninja, who is known as 'the King'.< br />The story is a bit convoluted, but the film is well worth watching. It's a great film, with a lot of great action and great characters. I recommend it to anyone who likes action movies, or who wants to see a good action movie. If you like action films and want to watch a cool action film with great story, then this is the movie for you. < br.><b />I recommend this film to everyone who loves action, great character development, cool characters, good story and cool story-telling. This is one of my favorite action-movie movies. You will love it. And if you want a fun action action flick, this movie is for ya. But if your looking for a movie that will make you
. The film is a great example of the great Japanese film-making, and the director is very good at it. It is also a good example that the Japanese cinema is not so much a film as a collection of films.