Dojo Challengers 2: Samurai From Somewhere

Dojo Challengers 2: Samurai From Nowhere released in 1964 and was directed by Yasushi Kikuchi and Kôki Matsuno. It stars Tetsuro Tanba and isamo Nagato. The first film in the Dojo Challengers series was titled Samurai From Nowhere. These films are both hidden gems and anyone who likes Samurai will enjoy them.

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[fredparkinson]

I like videos like this but without subtitles it is hard to tell what the people are getting excited about.

[happyfaults]

I was lucky enough to see this movie just months ago after I was so blown away by the first! Spotted it on a Russian video site. I was amazed at Nagato Isamu's completely different character here and yeah it did remind me in a way of the Nakadai Tatsuya's character from Sword of Doom. My only puzzlement here though is that in contrast to the posters and the trailer, we never actually get to see the two main characters dueling. On that note I actually wonder if there are bonus scenes in the DVD

[Suite_annamite]

You might have meant to say "psychopathic" (which is "strong" crazy) as opposed to "psychotic" (which is "weak" crazy):
*Psychopathic* is when *someone makes too many distinctions*, which hinders their empathy, and makes them *think they own the world.* A serial killer or terrorist who runs around attacking others is psychopathic.
*Psychotic* is when *someone fails to make any distinctions* and *thinks they are the world.*
A drug addict who's kicking and screaming at a rehab center or someone who insists they're a god is psychotic.
But sometimes, there isn't a clear distinction: because a reckless daredevil who keeps trying more dangerous stunts, or a cult leader who tells everyone to worship him or else face Armageddon, could be both psychopathic and psychotic at the same time.

[johnwhite]

Merlin is the best. I have 200 films from him. You can read his subtitles and they do not fly by too fast..

[bakabaka]

Just watch both movies, liked the second one but really hoped it was an actual sequel.

[StuartLoria]

I like that my big question was answered here: Where can I get these movies?
I would like a list of must see in a single place

[dornravlin]

I saw the DVD for both movies in a video store in a Japan Town Sanfrasico Mall both went for 40 dollars I thought it was the Three Out Law Samuari tv show but no

[aaronbaron]

But the last chapter of berserk, is really the last chapter