Samurai Gangsters 2008
In *Samurai Gangsters (2008)*, director Masahiko Tsugawa blends comedy, adventure, and high-stakes action into a wild ride through feudal Japan's underworld.
Director: Masahiko Tsugawa
Cast
Kiichi Nakai
Jirocho Shimizu
Kyoka Suzuki
Ocho
Ittoku Kishibe
Ohmasa
Kazuki Kitamura
Masagoro Oiwake
Takashi Sasano
Daigoro
Yoichi Nukumizu
Ishimatsu Mori
Koichi Sato
Katsuzo Kurokoma
Riki Takeuchi
Masaru Mima
Saki Takaoka
Yoshino Kimura
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Samurai Gangsters (2008) about?
*Samurai Gangsters (2008)* follows Jirocho, a charismatic gambler-turned-trainee, as he embarks on a year-long journey with his quirky crew of allies. Along the way, he gains fame—and infamy—as his enemies multiply, culminating in a series of brutal showdowns. The film blends action, comedy, and adventure against the backdrop of feudal Japan's underworld.
Who directed Samurai Gangsters?
*Samurai Gangsters* was directed by Masahiko Tsugawa, a filmmaker known for blending genre films with sharp character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in Samurai Gangsters?
The film stars Kiichi Nakai as Jirocho, with Kyoka Suzuki, Ittoku Kishibe, Kazuki Kitamura, and Takashi Sasano rounding out the main cast.
Is Samurai Gangsters (2008) worth watching?
While the IMDb rating is unrated, the film's mix of comedy and action suggests it's a hidden gem for fans of offbeat samurai tales. If you enjoy fast-paced narratives with charismatic leads and plenty of twists, *Samurai Gangsters (2008)* is worth a watch—just don't expect a traditional period drama.
How long is Samurai Gangsters?
*Samurai Gangsters (2008)* has a runtime of 126 minutes.
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About Samurai Gangsters (2008) — A Wild Ride of Honor, Comedy, and High-Stakes Action
In *Samurai Gangsters (2008)*, director Masahiko Tsugawa blends comedy, adventure, and high-stakes action into a wild ride through feudal Japan's underworld. The film follows Jirocho (Kiichi Nakai), a charismatic but fledgling gambler who leaves his wife behind to embark on a year-long journey of training and notoriety with his eccentric crew. His right-hand man Ohmasa (Ittoku Kishibe), a battle-hardened strategist, and Daigoro (Takashi Sasano), a foul-mouthed priest with a heart of gold, lead a motley band of misfits. As Jirocho's reputation grows, so does his list of enemies, including the ruthless Katsuzo Kurokoma (Koichi Sato), setting the stage for a clash of honor, ambition, and sheer chaos.
With its razor-sharp humor and adrenaline-fueled swordplay, *Samurai Gangsters (2008)* captures the spirit of a bygone era while infusing it with modern flair. The film's vibrant cast, led by Nakai and the striking Kyoka Suzuki, delivers performances as dynamic as the story itself, weaving themes of loyalty, redemption, and the blurred lines between law and outlaw. Whether you're a fan of action classics or crave something with a little more wit, this adventure promises a thrilling escape into a world where every deal could be your last.
