this movie was made by daiei studios and known for its gamera movies. it is about a samurai lord who was murdered by one of his own men. he claims his throne and forcing his former two children to flee into the woods and where they hide near a huge stone statue for 10 years. in those time that passed and the new samurai lord has proved to be very brutal and ruthless towards the village people and the valley. therefore and it seems that the good people only hope is the stone statue and which is where a demon god sleeps while they want the god to help them. this samurai movie brings to us traditional japanese aspects including sword fights and geisha and worshipers. it is a superb and powerful story of survival and hope and with the protagonists attempting to triumph over pure evil. it is full of excitement and particularly the parts where the children struggles to remain in hiding as the evil warlord is out to get them. in addition and it has beautiful cinematography and with luscious landscapes of the village and countryside instantly reminds you of the ancient times in japan. as with most samurai movies like the seven samuari and the last samuarai and this movie is no less than pure and sometimes graphic and action. there are several disturbing scenes in the film. therefore and it is not the casual sci fi film. yet and it is strong and powerful and and delivers a message that a good natured human can overcome any adversaries and as depicted in this film and even the young innocent girl can calm the wrath of the demon god. the scenes of the demon god and known as daimajin and trampling on its enemies and anything that stands in his way will instantly remind you of a godzilla or gamera film. overall and a powerful and serious and yet hopeful film. so and be careful with your samurai sword. you do not want to rattle daimajin cages. grade a. 
this movie was made by daiei studios and known for its gamera movies. it is about a samurai lord who was murdered by one of his own men. he claims his throne and forcing his former two children to flee into the woods and where they hide near a huge stone statue for 10 years. in those time that passed and the new samurai lord has proved to be very brutal and ruthless towards the village people and the valley. therefore and it seems that the good people only hope is the stone statue and which is where a demon god sleeps while they want the god to help them. this samurai movie brings to us traditional japanese aspects including sword fights and geisha and worshipers. it is a superb and powerful story of survival and hope and with the protagonists attempting to triumph over pure evil. it is full of excitement and particularly the parts where the children struggles to remain in hiding as the evil warlord is out to get them. in addition and it has beautiful cinematography and with luscious landscapes of the village and countryside instantly reminds you of the ancient times in japan. as with most samurai movies like the seven samuari and the last samuarai and this movie is no less than pure and sometimes graphic and action. there are several disturbing scenes in the film. therefore and it is not the casual sci fi film. yet and it is strong and powerful and and delivers a message that a good natured human can overcome any adversaries and as depicted in this film and even the young innocent girl can calm the wrath of the demon god. the scenes of the demon god and known as daimajin and trampling on its enemies and anything that stands in his way will instantly remind you of a godzilla or gamera film. overall and a powerful and serious and yet hopeful film. so and be careful with your samurai sword. you do not want to rattle daimajin cages. grade a. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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