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My Samurai

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Director: Fred H. Dresch

Actors: Julian Lee, Tupper Cullum, C. Edward McNeil

Plot

Peter McCrea, an ordinary teenager, becomes an unwitting witness to a brutal crime involving a powerful mob boss. His life is suddenly thrown into chaos as he finds himself targeted by the mob. With his life in jeopardy, Peter finds an unlikely protector in Toru, a martial arts master who has taken a vow to protect the innocent. Toru decides to take Peter under his wing, not only to shield him from danger but also to teach him the ways of self-defense and discipline. They both embark on a journey filled with rigorous training sessions where Peter's physical and mental limits are continuously pushed.

As they grow closer, Toru and Peter form a strong bond, becoming more like family than just student and teacher. Along the way, their loyalty and courage are challenged as they face numerous confrontations with the mob's ruthless henchmen. Toru must put his formidable samurai skills to the test in order to thwart the relentless pursuers and protect Peter. The duo's resolve and solidarity are eventually tested in a climactic battle that promises significant consequences for both their futures.

Writers: Richard Strahle

Release Date: 24 May 1992

Runtime: 87 min

Rating: R

Country: United States

Language: English

Physical Media Reviews

  • My Samurai is a low-budget Karate Kid wannabe with subpar writing and performances, though MVD Rewind's Blu-ray extras may appeal to nostalgic viewers.

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