Samurai Fury

About This Movie

Samurai Fury dives headfirst into the chaos of 15th century Kyoto, just before the Onin War explodes. Yū Irie really captures the grit and tension of the era. Hyoe, played with a mix of charm and menace, is your typical rogue, but his sword skills take center stage, showcasing some impressive practical effects that feel raw and authentic. The pacing pulls you along with a relentless energy, balanced by quieter moments that really flesh out the emotional stakes. Doken, the former friend turned enemy, adds a layer of personal conflict that elevates the standard revenge tale. It's not just about action; there's a palpable sense of betrayal and survival woven throughout, which gives it a distinct flavor in the genre.

Director: Yū Irie, known for his unique storytelling style. · Features practical effects for fight scenes, enhancing realism. · Set against the backdrop of the historical Onin War. · Cinematography captures Kyoto's beauty amidst chaos.