- Year: 1974
- Released: 28 Dec 1974
- Country: Japan
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- IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0142179/
- Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_executioner_ii_karate_inferno
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- Available in: 720p, 1080p,
- Language: Japanese
- MPA Rating: N/A
- Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller
- Runtime: 86 min
- Writer: Shinichi Hashimoto, Teruo Ishii
- Director: Teruo Ishii
- Cast: Shin’ichi Chiba, Eiji Gô, Yutaka Nakajima
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The Executioner II: Karate Inferno Storyline
When the priceless Jewel of the Pharaohs is stolen and her daughter kidnapped, the heiress Sabine Kaufman endeavors to avoid police and reaches out to an old friend and ex-police captain. The captain once again enlists his band of trained killers. Their goal is to retrieve the jewels, the girl and the cash following the ransom exchange. Things don’t go as planned and the heiress makes a deal directly with thieves cutting out Koga and the guys who are determined to get their due pay. They find things aren’t as they seem and are shortly planning a high risk heist to make their pay day.—KmCrct
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The Executioner II: Karate Inferno Movie Reviews
Seems not to have understand why we liked the original!
It’s a commonly acknowledged fact that sequels rarely live up to the original… either they try too hard to replicate what made the original good and end up feeling redundant, or they don’t seem to have understood why the original was successful in the first place and give us something different – which is rarely what we want when we choose to buy/watch a sequel.
The Executioner II definitely succumbs to the latter problem, choosing to sacrifice most of the sex and violence in favour of screwball comedy capers… and it seems to have completely forgotten the fact that Chiba’s character is a ninja! There’s only two fights in the film, and only the second one of those has any balls to it… and by then it’s just too late.
The opening credits for the film seem like they know what we’re here for, teasing us with a montage of violence and nudity that the film completely fails to deliver on… much of it was taken from the first film, and almost all the good bits of the 2nd get shown right there… you could stop watching after the credits finish and not miss much at all.
Taken as a slapstick comedy, KARATE INFERNO is fairly decent… though the humour can be a bit hit & miss, and some of the production looks frighteningly cheap – almost as if the intention was to spoof bad 70’s films. Taken as EXECUTIONER II the film is very disappointing, though!
