Nikkatsu star Tatsuya Fuji's first film as a leading man at Toei.
Alhough Saeki is an expert director of this kind of ninkyô film, and he lenses almost the entire picture on evocative locations - as opposed to Toei's usual setbound films from the period,
One of the only pre - 1980s yakuza films.
Toei's most successful, longest-running bosozoku film series. It lasted from 1968 till 1972 through sixteen films.
G-men vs. yakuza.
Somewhat unique as it appears to be one of the very rare appearances of master thespian Itô in a yakuza role.
As with actor Umemiya's TEIO pictures this is a loosely-linked series.
Action film about outlaws.
A gritty, nourish gangster saga - especially for 1963 - more in the jitsuroku (true account) vain before there were many yakuza films.
The son of a prominent member of a fishing community returns home after a stint with the yakuza to find his father has died under orders of a local gang leader. He sets out to avenge his ...
Umemiya stars as a sexist son-of-a-bitch yakuza involved with the sex business.
As with actor Umemiya's TEIO pictures, this is a loosely-linked series.
As with actor Umemiya's TEIO pictures, this is a loosely-linked series.
Serving his prison time after the events of the first movie, Hishakaku discovers that Otoyo is working as a prostitute in Manchuria. He travels to China to save the woman he still loves, only to get involved in a battle he can never win.