Samurai Resurrection

2003 "Vengeance from Hell"
5.1| 1h45m| NA| en| More Info
Released: 26 April 2003 Released
Producted By: Tokyo FM
Country: Japan
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Shiro Amasuka, dead leader of the Shimbara Revolt is resurrected from hell with the desire of overthrowing the shogunate for killing his companions. To do this , he resurrects an army of living dead swordsmen. Between him and his goal, only Yagyu Jubei stands...

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Director

Hideyuki Hirayama

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Tokyo FM

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CommentsXp Best movie ever!
Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.
FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.
Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable
Wite Stik if you're the person who likes watching the Japanese films with lots of fighting and absolutely no plot, this could be for you. There is plot, a very simple one. But ultimately its just one of those Japanese films about war.So watch this movie if you don't care about plots, but rather for entertainment. I watched this movie because I am not a critic. I like to be entertained.If you like boring movies with intelligent plots, why are even reading this. Overall, an entertaining movie with good CG, simple plot, nice samurai fighting, and great nudity.
siderite This is the story of the warrior Jubei, bent on destroying the evil demonic power that threatens the Japanese way of life. He fights all sorts of famous swordsmen turned demonic and he kicks ass.The plot itself is OK, however a lot of useless names, clan names and family ties appear in the film, as well as an attempt to place it in a historical setting. This should have been a fight flick and that would have been it.Unfortunately, even if the scenes are very nice graphically, they fall short when fighting is involved. At least the fights seems real enough, with no super powers, shinning things or telekinesis, but they are not spectacular, as I feel they should have been, in the martial art area.All in all, I think it is a promising movie failing to deliver on its promises.
lucianp_ro This awful sf-action movie almost ruined my passion for the Japanese culture. It's a strange mixture of lots of legends (or facts) making them all look bad. Good think it didn't start as "Helen of Troy": 'Forget what you know! this is what really happened'. No sensation, no thrill cause we all know samurai heroes get to the end, just a little satanic mist that fills up the cup. Didn't seem as a 'low budget' either. Clubbing scenes lack in motive. The fighters don't Dance, it's true (as in Crouching Tiger) but they don't seem decided to strike.Don't waste your time with this movie really. Doesn't say anything and doesn't show anything.
getupkid531 The only thing this film lacks is a detailed explanation of things that are going on within the film. For those of you who have not seen it, Makai Tensho is a period fiction film about the Christian leader of Japan during the feudal era. They staged an uprising and were slaughtered. The film starts off at his death, and continues on with him being resurrected by the devil to bring Japan, and eventually the world, to it's knees. The only person who is able to defeat him just so happens to be the Legendary Yagyu Jubei.Yousuke Kubozuka's character, the Christian leader, has the power to resurrect fallen warriors from the bodies of young women. While some of the ones he brought back were people I had never heard of, the most important one he did revive was Miyamoto Musashi.That's where the film lost me. A lot of the stuff going on in the film just did not make sense. A lot of key plot points (ie. How Yagyu Jubei's woman guard was turned into a dormant demon, why Musashi was revived, how the hell he got the powers.) It just really brought down the movie, but it's saving grace were the awesome fight scenes, and the superb acting (Especially by Yousuke Kubozuka.)While not the greatest samurai movie I've seen, and while not the best horror movie I've seen, it's still a fun movie to watch. Check it out.