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Sleepy Eyes of Death 2: Sword of Adventure (1964)
The orphan swordsman wanders into a town and stumbles upon the opportunity to do righteous deeds. He finds a larger plot is afoot with a corrupt court system, a well meaning public servant and lots of danger for all involved.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 3: Full Circle Killing (1964)
The shogun’s illegitimate son decapitates a peasant which draws in nomadic Nemuri Kyoshiro into more sword-fighting adventures when he’s blamed for the beheading.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 4: Sword of Seduction (1964)
A fugitive christian “saint” and a sadistic drug-addled princess both have their eye on Kyoshiro. The fact that a bunch of ruthless smugglers also want him dead is the least of his problems!
Sleepy Eyes of Death 5: Sword of Fire (1965)
This film of the sleepy-eyed ronin series has the red-haired swordsman on his way to the city of Edo when he comes across the scene of a woman in the midst of a knife fight with a man. When he reluctantly and with considered hesitation becomes involved, his intervention has him involved in a thieving plot involving the top official of the local Todo Clan and a plan to cover up a theft from a band of pirates.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 6: Sword of Satan (1965)
Tsurumatsu, a young boy, is supposed to be a new Lord but he’s not really interested, he would rather be a carpenter. So he gets kidnapped and it’s up to Nemuri Kyoshiro to save him.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 7: The Mask of the Princess (1966)
Princess Kiku, Shogun’s daughter, wants revenge on Nemuri Kyoshiro for embarrassing her.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 8: Sword of Villainy (1966)
The hero avenges a band of samurai whose master was unceremoniously assassinated for seeking justice and better conditions for the citizens. The city shall burn for the elite’s greed.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 9: A Trail of Traps (1967)
This film of the sleepy-eyed ronin series has the hero talked into escorting a precious religious artifact to Kyoto, Japan. A sect of Christian swordsmen are lying in wait to steal the statuette. What does it take for the reluctant man to accept the assignment? Why, enjoying the company of a virgin daughter of course.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 10: Hell Is a Woman (1968)
Two devious retainers are competing to take control of a fief when the current Lord dies, but involving Kyoshiro in the conflict against his will is a bad idea.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 11: In the Spider’s Lair (1968)
Our anti-hero discovers locals who are oppressed, held captive against their will. For the swordsman to succeed, he first must wade through traps and assassins, and a few seductive maidens.
Sleepy Eyes of Death 12: Castle Menagerie (1969)
Just when you think Kyoshiro’s life can’t get any stranger, someone starts running around r*ping and murdering, and leaving notes proudly proclaiming that he did it. Tracking down the real culprit will take him along a twisted trail that involves the Shogun’s harem, hidden Christians, and positively pregnant politics.
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