Shintaro Katsu, Kenji Misumi, squabbling undertakers, death mask makers, funeral expos. For more information on helping fund a new translation, visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-funeral-racket-subs

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This new translation was crowdfunded by TheCatacomb, CypherRate and kemushi.

In 1978, to capitalize off the worldwide success of Star Wars, Toei released Message from Space across theaters. A year prior, they had pulled a similar maneuver in response to The Godfather, releasing their own ensemble gangster epic entitled Japan’s Don. Directed by Sadao Nakajima and starring most of Toei’s biggest name actors, the success of Japan’s Don promptly spawned two additional entries. 

This release is dedicated to the memory of Sonny Chiba, Japan’s greatest action star.

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This new translation was crowdfunded by TheCatacomb, kagetsuhisoka, pedrito, metalosaurio, Bokuzen_Hidari, coolsub and medama_oyaji. Special credit to botchan for proofreading the translation and translating the credits and trailer. Thanks to bloodz for translating a sign. Timings by TheCatacomb and kagetsuhisoka. 

Get 'em All is the kind of film from the Golden Age of Japanese cinema that I love unearthing: a visceral b/w noir that's on par with the other great crime thrillers of the era. Directed by the prodigious Eizo Sugawa (he made this at age 30, just one year after The Beast Shall Die!), scripted by Shuji Terayama, and starring iconic actors like Tatsuya Nakadai, Tetsuro Tanba and Kyoko Kishida.