Jingi naki tatakai: Chôjô sakusen(1974)

Combined Rating:
3
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Conflicts between Hirono's family and Yamamori's family (and their allies) are made more tense by the ambitious underlings and the police's efforts to impose a crackdown on the gangs.



Jingi naki tatakai: Dairi sensô(1973)

Combined Rating:
3
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Yakuza boss Shozo Hirono must choose his alliances carefully as the local gangster family affiliations prove themselves to be wildly unstable, causing gang conflicts to slowly escalate.



Hana to dotô(1964)

Combined Rating:
1
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Another subversion of audience expectations has Kobayashi acting somewhat cowardly in the snow-bound final showdown, an unheard-of trait in a ninkyô yakuza hero. Also with Tamio Kawaji as a sword-wielding assassin in Zero-cape-and -hat(!)



Bôryoku gai(1974)

Combined Rating:
1
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A retired yakuza is caught in the middle of a growing conflict between two rival clans.



Shima wa moratta(1968)

Combined Rating:
1
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Jiro, an ex-convict, comes back to the street after eight years. The gang to which he belonged is nearly disbanded; only the aging boss in his sick bed remains. Still loyal to the ex-boss, ...



Kantô mushuku(1963)

Combined Rating:
1
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Three schoolgirls are infatuated with a yakuza, Katsuta, of the Izu Clan. They meet another yakuza, `Diamond` Fuyu, of the rival Yoshida clan. As he gets a tattoo, two of the girls become ...



Ore ni sawaru to abunaize(1966)

Combined Rating:
1
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A military photographer takes a cute stewardess out to dinner where she is promptly kidnapped. Deciding that he has fallen in love with the girl, our "hero" decides to investigate her kidnapping himself.



Surai no gyanburaa(1964)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Yakuka bakuto - type of gambler.



Shin yûkyôden(1966)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

While the first two pictures are serious action dramas, this film is basically a ninkyô action/comedy.



Jitsuroku gaiden: Osaka dengeki sakusen(1976)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

There is almost non-stop action and violent brutality guys get cooked to death in oil drums, fires erupt and car explode.



Bakuha 3-byô mae(1967)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A lightning-paced 60's crime film from Japan's Nikkatsu Studios, 3 SECONDS TO EXPLOSION packs enough subterfuge and action into its 84 volatile minutes to fill out a dozen pictures made anywhere else.



Jingi naki tatakai: Sôshûhen(1980)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A compilation edition of the first four films in Kinji Fukasaku's violent yakuza saga, previously screened only as part of a limited Japanese theatrical release in 1980 and on the Toei cable channel.



Taiketsu(1967)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A companion piece to DUEL aka ENDLESS DUEL, also directed by Masuda, with a nearly identical cast. Refreshingly well-written, with some notable, welcome variations on the standard ninkyô yakuza formula.



Tokyo no abarenbô(1960)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

After mastering the art of French cuisine, young Jiro (Akira Kobayashi) returns to Japan and opens a restaurant in the busy streets of Ginza. His dashing looks, iconoclastic culinary skills...



Kuchibue ga nagareru minato machi(1960)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Rambler Shinji arrives in town armed with nothing but a guitar. With assistance from an old gun-for-hire friend, he sets about to stop the mob from turning an honest ranch into a gambling resort.



Tekka no hanamichi(1968)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

Despite the potent writing team of Hoshikawa and director Matsuo, this is no more than just decent, not particularly memorable ninkyô yakuza programmer.



Noboriryu tekkahada(1970)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

One of popular singing star Hiroko Ôgi two sword-wielding yakuza series for Nikkatsu.



Ketto(1967)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

One of a duo of ninkyô films dealing with violent yakuza clan conflict, both starring Takahashi and Kobatashi. The other is called FIGHT aka FRIENDLY ENEMIES.



Kôiki bôryoku: Ryuuketsu no shima(1969)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A once-powerful yakuza clan disbands as a result of a police crackdown but one small group refuses to bow to police pressure, and launches a campaign to take over Tokyo's drug, prostitution, and gambling rackets.



Yorû no kunshô(1963)

Combined Rating:
0
Combined Critics Rating: 0

A action-noir whodunit.




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