Review of Branded to Kill (1967) by Christopher A — 13 Mar 2011

Visually, its striking. But the storyline takes a lot of back-roads and alleyways that may get you lost if you're not paying close attention. It may prevent one to 'suspend disbelief', but I hope you pause it on some of the more 'what-the-hell, SUPER creative' shots.

Seijun shows that though not an economical success, a jazzian-like director can establish their vision with off-the-cuff, visual rhythms...