Blood Shed (1966)
Original title: 日本任侠伝 血祭り喧嘩状
Blood Shed is a 1966 Japanese-language action movie directed by Toshio Masuda, with a running time of 1h 29m. It stars Hideki Takahashi, Masako Izumi and Joe Shishido.
Ginjiro was born to a family of nobility, though he yearned for freedom. To earn this freedom, he affiliates himself with the worst of the worst. Swearing his allegiance to the notorious Kuroiwa crime syndicate, the yakuza family known for its thirst for blood, Ginjiro equips for battle. When a rival family raids their gambling parlor, he slashes a masked henchman. Unbeknown to him, his victim was no henchman.
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What is Blood Shed about?
Ginjiro was born to a family of nobility, though he yearned for freedom. To earn this freedom, he affiliates himself with the worst of the worst. Swearing his allegiance to the notorious Kuroiwa crime syndicate, the yakuza family known for its thirst for blood, Ginjiro equips for battle. When a rival family raids their gambling parlor, he slashes a masked henchman. Unbeknown to him, his victim was no henchman.
When was Blood Shed released?
Blood Shed was released on 10 April 1966.
How long is Blood Shed?
Blood Shed runs 1h 29m.
Who made Blood Shed?
Blood Shed was directed by Toshio Masuda.