Right out of the womb they give these kids the most bizarre haircuts I've ever seen what would you call this the space invader

It literally looks like they took a template from one of the like one of the four-bit

Atari 2,600 space invaders put it on the kid's head and shaved the pattern into it. Hello everybody,

welcome back to another bald mood prestige.

Today we've got a commissioned podcast by becoming

prolific Commissioner Michael. This is for the 1966 shambara film, the Sword of Doom.

Shambara means sword fight in Japanese and boy howdy.

It's directed by Kahachi Okamoto, who was drafted into Imperial Japan's Air Force in

1943, which apparently was a profound experience since over a third of his work deals

with death and deems of war. He directed over 40 films and wrote 24 in a career that

spanned six decades and he was inspired apparently to become a filmmaker after seeing John Ford's stagecoach.

He's directed samurai assassin kill exclamation point Japan's longest day as well as the

human bullet is written by Shinobu Hashimoto who's

longtime collaborator with Kirakura-Sawa wrote Akiru which we covered in a commission

podcast earlier this year maybe late last not sure the classics rational

man seven samurai the throne of blood, the hidden fortress.

Probably should get co-writing credit on Star Wars.

It stars Tatsuia Nakati, Nakkahati, he is famous for his human condition trilogy and I hear that's a real,

that's a real piece of work.

I might have to hunt that up because I like this guy.

He's also starred in many Cura Cura Sala films including Ojimbo, Sanjuro, and high and low,

which is maybe a Michael's future commission list I don't know I don't

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