Devil's Temple (1969): Old School Samurai Film Review
Oni No Sumu Yakata) A true masterpiece by famed director Misumi Kenji, with powerful swordsman Katsu Shintaro as the former young lord turned thief who lives in an abandoned temple. Starring: KATSU Shintaro TAKAMINE Hideko, ARATAMA Michiyo SATO Kei Directed by: MISUMI Kenji An abandoned temple in the mountains outside of the old capital city of Kyoto is the scene of a fated meeting between a traveling priest, two women, and a vicious killer, known thoughout Japan as "Mumyo no Taro". Katsu Shintaro is brilliant as the young lord, turned thief in this stunning masterpiece from filmmaker Misumi Kenji. Bloody violence erupts whenever strangers approach the temple. Can the traveling priest bring his belief in the Buddha and rid the three temple residents of the devils that hold their souls? Get a copy of the film from here and use the discount code BUSHIDO BLUES at checkout https://samuraidvd.com/devils-temple/

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