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Sleepy Eyes of Death Box Set:
Dropping July 14th Vol.1 of the Nemuri Kyoshiro series which will include the first 4 episodes: The Chinese Jade; Sword Of Adventure; Full Circle Killing; Sword Of Seduction, here’s some info:
He is a mysterious stranger, the samurai with the strange, sleepy eyes. His mothe
r Japanese; his father a foreigner; he has no past, he wants no future. He calls himself Nemuri Kyoshiro, but those who challenge him face…
The Sleepy Eyes of Death!
Sleepy Eyes of Death is one of the longest-running (12 films) and best-loved samurai series of all time. Raizo Ichikawa (who sadly died at the age of 37) masterfully portrays Nemuri Kyoshiro, “the son of the Black Mass,” a half-breed warrior in search of a perfect death, driven by his hatred of Christianity and of the society in which he lives.
Here are the goods,
# Audio Commentaries by Film Scholar Ric Meyers & Author/Martial Arts Expert Jeff Rovin
# Program Notes
# Cast/Crew Info.
# Stills Gallery
# Trailers
# Collector’s Booklet
Retail Price: US$69.95.
Sleepy Eyes of Death Box Set:
Dropping July 14th Vol.1 of the Nemuri Kyoshiro series which will include the first 4 episodes: The Chinese Jade; Sword Of Adventure; Full Circle Killing; Sword Of Seduction, here’s some info:
He is a mysterious stranger, the samurai with the strange, sleepy eyes. His mothe
r Japanese; his father a foreigner; he has no past, he wants no future. He calls himself Nemuri Kyoshiro, but those who challenge him face…
The Sleepy Eyes of Death!
Sleepy Eyes of Death is one of the longest-running (12 films) and best-loved samurai series of all time. Raizo Ichikawa (who sadly died at the age of 37) masterfully portrays Nemuri Kyoshiro, “the son of the Black Mass,” a half-breed warrior in search of a perfect death, driven by his hatred of Christianity and of the society in which he lives.
Here are the goods,
# Audio Commentaries by Film Scholar Ric Meyers & Author/Martial Arts Expert Jeff Rovin
# Program Notes
# Cast/Crew Info.
# Stills Gallery
# Trailers
# Collector’s Booklet
Retail Price: US$69.95.
Warring Clans, Flashing Blades Book
Can’t wait to pick this one up looks real promising The book should come out this April 30 (although Amazon announces July 1st!?) for $19.95. Also if this interests you, you’re gonna want to check this out as well Stray Dogs & Lone Wolves: the Samurai Film Handbook shit is essential!
“Galloway has all sorts of interesting insights and facts that’ll make you want to re-watch your [favorite films], or check out some that you’ve never seen.”-Wired magazine
Movie treasure hunter Patrick Galloway is back with fifty must-see martial-arts films that might have slipped into the shadows of your Netflix queue. Warring Clans, Flashing Blades picks up where Galloway’s fan-favorite Stray Dogs & Lone Wolves left off, delving deeper into the samurai film and its spin-off genres-yakuza, ninja, and matatabi. Anyone who enjoys high-action historical dramas will delight in these epic films. Warring Clans, Flashing Blades is an essential reference for fans, and even the most jaded film buff will discover new films to fall in love with.
Includes:
* Canon classics, such as Ran by Akira Kurosawa
* Cult favorites like Samurai Spy and G.I. Samurai
* Film stills and poster art
* Cool extras, such as historical tidbits, mini-biographies, and trivia
* Detailed production specs
* Full indexPublisher: Stone Bridge Press
ISBN: 1933330783
EAN: 9781933330785
No. of Pages: 220
Warring Clans, Flashing Blades Book
Can’t wait to pick this one up looks real promising The book should come out this April 30 (although Amazon announces July 1st!?) for $19.95. Also if this interests you, you’re gonna want to check this out as well Stray Dogs & Lone Wolves: the Samurai Film Handbook shit is essential!
“Galloway has all sorts of interesting insights and facts that’ll make you want to re-watch your [favorite films], or check out some that you’ve never seen.”-Wired magazine
Movie treasure hunter Patrick Galloway is back with fifty must-see martial-arts films that might have slipped into the shadows of your Netflix queue. Warring Clans, Flashing Blades picks up where Galloway’s fan-favorite Stray Dogs & Lone Wolves left off, delving deeper into the samurai film and its spin-off genres-yakuza, ninja, and matatabi. Anyone who enjoys high-action historical dramas will delight in these epic films. Warring Clans, Flashing Blades is an essential reference for fans, and even the most jaded film buff will discover new films to fall in love with.
Includes:
* Canon classics, such as Ran by Akira Kurosawa
* Cult favorites like Samurai Spy and G.I. Samurai
* Film stills and poster art
* Cool extras, such as historical tidbits, mini-biographies, and trivia
* Detailed production specs
* Full indexPublisher: Stone Bridge Press
ISBN: 1933330783
EAN: 9781933330785
No. of Pages: 220
The Harimaya Bridge Japanese Trailer
Here’s the Japanese trailer for Aaron Woolfolk‘s US/Japan co-production The Harimaya Bridge (Harimayabashi). Filming was split between Kochi Prefecture and San Francisco. Danny Glover served as executive producer and also has a role in the film.
Plot: Daniel Holder (Bennet Guillory) travels to Japan following the death of his son Mickey (Victor Grant) in a traffic accident. Daniel’s father was killed in a particularly brutal way while fighting the Japanese during World War II, so when Mickey took a job teaching English in Japan a rift formed between them. Daniel feels tremendous guilt over his son’s estrangement, but also finds his resentment toward Japan mounting even more than before. When Daniel meets Mickey’s former associates he initially rejects their kindness and clings to his grudge, but through a series of unexpected discoveries about his son’s life he’s eventually forced to reassess his outlook.
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The Harimaya Bridge Japanese Trailer
Here’s the Japanese trailer for Aaron Woolfolk‘s US/Japan co-production The Harimaya Bridge (Harimayabashi). Filming was split between Kochi Prefecture and San Francisco. Danny Glover served as executive producer and also has a role in the film.
Plot: Daniel Holder (Bennet Guillory) travels to Japan following the death of his son Mickey (Victor Grant) in a traffic accident. Daniel’s father was killed in a particularly brutal way while fighting the Japanese during World War II, so when Mickey took a job teaching English in Japan a rift formed between them. Daniel feels tremendous guilt over his son’s estrangement, but also finds his resentment toward Japan mounting even more than before. When Daniel meets Mickey’s former associates he initially rejects their kindness and clings to his grudge, but through a series of unexpected discoveries about his son’s life he’s eventually forced to reassess his outlook.
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Tyson Documentary
Other sites claimed they had it but the video was never available this rues sucked,now it re-directs you to the trailer… well not at TheCrypt we got it on Master Lock tell somebody.
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Tyson Documentary
Other sites claimed they had it but the video was never available this rues sucked,now it re-directs you to the trailer… well not at TheCrypt we got it on Master Lock tell somebody.
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