Flames of Blood

The film follows the character portrayed by Bunta Sugawara, a yakuza gambler who encounters a series of challenges after committing a murder. Wounded and in need of care, he is saved by a blind woman, played by Mitsuko Baisho. Their time together is protected by an oyabun, played by Tomisaburō Wakayama, but the tranquility of their existence is short-lived.

Flames of Blood delves into themes of loyalty and survival in a turbulent historical backdrop. The story intertwines with historical figures like Okada Izo and the Shinsengumi, adding depth to the narrative. Collectors may find the film's blend of action and drama, along with its historical context, appealing as part of a broader collection on Japanese cinema or yakuza films.

Available on DVD, this film is a part of TOHO's extensive catalog, adding another layer of interest for collectors who appreciate the genre and its representation in physical media.