Samurai

Hoodoo Voodoo (2010)

Actors: Sam Qualiana (producer), Aaron Kurmey (editor), Aaron Kurmey (writer), Aaron Kurmey (director), Aaron Kurmey (producer), Aaron Kurmey (producer), Ryan Hatt (writer), Ryan Hatt (actor), Ryan Hatt (producer), Ryan Hatt (producer), Kevin Johnson (producer), Kevin Johnson (writer), Graham Hirano (actor), Graham Hirano (producer), Marek Wiedman (actor),

Peur(s) du noir (2007)

Actors: Genevieve Lemal (producer), Aure Atika (actress), Nicole Garcia (actress), Guillaume Depardieu (actor), Christian Hecq (actor), Christian Hecq (actor), Brigitte Sy (actress), Alexandre Lippens (producer), Sarah-Laure Estragnat (actress), Céline Kélépikis (editor), Gil Alma (actor), Arthur H. (actor), Christophe Jankovic (producer), Laurent Perez (composer), Florence Maury (actress),

Plot: Different black-and-white animation techniques tell several scary stories. There's a story of a teenage boy who meets the wrong girl. Another tale deals with a small community where people disappear and are never seen again. Then there's the narrative of a little Japanese girl who suffers from horrible nightmares followed by a tale where a man doesn't get the rest he hoped for in an old not-so-abandoned house. These stories are connected by the story about a man with a devilish smile and four enormous dogs from hell and by a woman's monologue about her fears.

Lady Samurai (2007)

Actors: Robert Miano (actor), David Sheldon (producer), Tommy 'Tiny' Lister (actor), Gary Busey (actor), Tanner Beard (actor), H. Charles Parrish (miscellaneous crew), Peter Quartaroli (actor), Robert Anthony Peters (actor), Erin Tarasi (miscellaneous crew), Conan Lee (actor), Nick Plantico (miscellaneous crew), Silvia Spross (actress), Josh Garrell (producer), J. Cynthia Brooks (actress), Dion DeRizzo (actor),

Plot: After her master is killed, a rogue FBI agent goes under cover into a world of violence, motorcycles, and deceit to discover the truth behind her samurai master's death. Not only does she find answers to her questions, but also finds her self in the middle of a power struggle between the DA and the head of a crime family.

Samurai Sportsman (2004)

Actors: Chris Geer (miscellaneous crew), Stuart B. Rekant (producer), Charlotte Stobbs (editor), Bill Dance (actor), Christopher Carlson (writer), Yoshi Amao (actor), Kristin Paquette (costume designer), Peter Englehart (producer),

Plot: After having mastered all of the classical samurai arts, martial artist Yoshi Amao spends each episode attempting to master a different classic American outdoor sport. His weekly mentors include famous outdoorsmen (and OLN personalities) like Bill Dance (fishing) and Tom Knapp (skeet shooting).

Aragami (2003)

Actors: Ryûhei Kitamura (writer), Masaya Katô (actor), Masaya Katô (actor), Hideo Sakaki (actor), Shûichi Kakesu (editor), Ryûhei Kitamura (director), Masaya Katô (actor), Tak Sakaguchi (actor), Shôichirô Masumoto (writer), Takao Ohsawa (actor), Shin'ya Kawai (producer), Shin'ya Kawai (producer), Haruo Umekawa (producer), Nobuhiko Morino (composer), Munehiro Umemura (producer),

Plot: Ancient Japan. Fleeing from enemies, two wounded samurai arrive at a strange old temple in a remote location in the mountains. The doors to the place are opened by a beautiful and exotic woman, who beckons them inside. Unable to walk any further, they collapse from exhaustion. One of the samurai awakens to find himself miraculously healed. He meets his saviour, a mysterious man who tells him that his friend died from his wounds. The samurai is persuaded to stay the night. His host tells him the legend of the "Tengu", a goblin which is said to reside in the mountains dining on the flesh of men. He goes on to reveal the true name of the Tengu : Aragami. When the samurai asks if Aragami poses a threat to the temple, his host answers : "I am Aragami". The only way for the Samurai to leave the temple is to destroy Aragami.

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Los gringos (1999)

Actors: Charles Napier (actor), Pat Morita (actor), Michael Giacchino (composer), John Coniglio (editor), Rob Letterman (director), Anders J.L. Beer (writer), John Leader (actor),

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Fatal Past (1993)

Actors: Costas Mandylor (actor), Katarzyna Figura (actress), John Scott (editor), Jonathan Murray (producer), Kerry Fetzer (miscellaneous crew), Steven Grives (actor), Terence Cooper (actor), Sophie Fabbri-Jackson (miscellaneous crew), Garry Hardman (composer), Stephen Jones (producer), Judy Whitehead (miscellaneous crew), Gennie Nevinson (actress), Ted Otton (editor), Maude Heath (miscellaneous crew), Richard Ryan (writer),

The Magnificent One (1982)

Actors: Adrian Edmondson (actor), David Hayman (actor), Burt Kwouk (actor), Robert Lee (actor), Martin Murphy (actor), Pik Sen Lim (actress), Sandy Johnson (director), Sandy Johnson (writer), Michael Hamlyn (producer), Richard Bedford (editor), Sarah Lam (actress), Jill Spurrier (actress), John Fowler (actor), Richard Greatrex (director), Kizzy McHugh (actress),

Tsubaki Sanjûrô (1962)

Actors: Sachio Sakai (actor), Yutaka Sada (actor), Shôichi Hirose (actor), Tatsuyoshi Ehara (actor), Yûnosuke Itô (actor), Akihiko Hirata (actor), Keiju Kobayashi (actor), Akira Kubo (actor), Kamatari Fujiwara (actor), Toshirô Mifune (actor), Toshirô Mifune (actor), Tatsuya Nakadai (actor), Yûzô Kayama (actor), Toranosuke Ogawa (actor), Masao Shimizu (actor),

Plot: A group of idealistic young men, determined to clean up the corruption in their town, are aided by a scruffy, cynical samurai who does not at all fit their concept of a noble warrior.

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Yôjinbô (1961)

Actors: Daisuke Katô (actor), Kô Nishimura (actor), Hideyo Amamoto (actor), Kamatari Fujiwara (actor), Ichirô Nakatani (actor), Yôsuke Natsuki (actor), Susumu Fujita (actor), Takeshi Katô (actor), Seizaburô Kawazu (actor), Nadao Kirino (actor), Shôichi Hirose (actor), Toshirô Mifune (actor), Tatsuya Nakadai (actor), Toshirô Mifune (actor), Yutaka Sada (actor),

Plot: Sanjuro, a wandering samurai enters a rural town in nineteenth century Japan. After learning from the innkeeper that the town is divided between two gangsters, he plays one side off against the other. His efforts are complicated by the arrival of the wily Unosuke, the son of one of the gangsters, who owns a revolver. Unosuke has Sanjuro beaten after he reunites an abducted woman with her husband and son, then massacres his father's opponents. During the slaughter, the samurai escapes with the help of the innkeeper; but while recuperating at a nearby temple, he learns of innkeeper's abduction by Unosuke, and returns to the town to confront him.

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