The Killing Machine

Year: 1976

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Norifumi Suzuki

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Mr. Soh, a stoic and righteous fighter with a cold stare and steel‑hard fists, returns to the lawless aftermath of 1946 Japan. He defends the weak and the poor, imparting hard‑earned wisdom to both friends and foes. Rapists and gangsters suffer his relentless justice as he establishes a school on Shikoku Island.

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