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The Bounty Hunter Trilogy [Blu-ray]

The Bounty Hunter Trilogy [Blu-ray]

Triple bill of Japanese action thrillers starring TomisaburĂ´ Wakayama. In 'Killer's Mission' (1969) Shikoro Ichibei (Wakayama), a doctor and shogunate secret agent, is tasked with intercepting an arms deal involving an enemy. In 'The Fort of Death' (1969) Ichibei is called upon to save the terrorised villagers from the grip of a wicked Lord.

Finally, in 'Eight Men to Kill' (1972), Ichibei must track down and retrieve a vast amount of gold stolen from a government-owned mine.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Akihito Ito (film historian)
  • Commentary: 'Killer's Mission': Tom Mes
$40.26
The Bounty Hunter Trilogy [Blu-ray]—
$40.26

The Bounty Hunter Trilogy [Blu-ray]

Triple bill of Japanese action thrillers starring TomisaburĂ´ Wakayama. In 'Killer's Mission' (1969) Shikoro Ichibei (Wakayama), a doctor and shogunate secret agent, is tasked with intercepting an arms deal involving an enemy. In 'The Fort of Death' (1969) Ichibei is called upon to save the terrorised villagers from the grip of a wicked Lord.

Finally, in 'Eight Men to Kill' (1972), Ichibei must track down and retrieve a vast amount of gold stolen from a government-owned mine.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Akihito Ito (film historian)
  • Commentary: 'Killer's Mission': Tom Mes

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Triple bill of Japanese action thrillers starring TomisaburĂ´ Wakayama. In 'Killer's Mission' (1969) Shikoro Ichibei (Wakayama), a doctor and shogunate secret agent, is tasked with intercepting an arms deal involving an enemy. In 'The Fort of Death' (1969) Ichibei is called upon to save the terrorised villagers from the grip of a wicked Lord.

Finally, in 'Eight Men to Kill' (1972), Ichibei must track down and retrieve a vast amount of gold stolen from a government-owned mine.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Akihito Ito (film historian)
  • Commentary: 'Killer's Mission': Tom Mes