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So, 'Blood and Guts' from 1971 is this wild ride, right? It really captures that gritty, raw energy of early action/adventure flicks. The plot revolves around the intriguing 'Wooden Hag' and her sinister plans against the devil knight, which sets a pretty intense tone. You get this mix of samurai drama with a touch of supernatural elements, and it's fascinating how they handle the practical effects—definitely a hallmark of the era. The pacing has that classic 70s feel, sometimes dragging a bit, but it gives you time to soak in the atmosphere. Performances are a mixed bag, but they add to the film's charm. It's definitely a unique piece in the genre.
Blood and Guts has had a bit of a turbulent history in terms of availability, with early VHS releases becoming quite scarce over the years. Collectors seem to appreciate it for its distinctive blend of action and supernatural themes, and it occasionally pops up in niche forums and auction sites. The film’s unique atmosphere and practical effects give it a certain appeal that keeps it on the radar of genre enthusiasts, although finding a decent print might require some effort.
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