Master of Thunder
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Master of Thunder (JP) as known as Legend of Seven Monks (U.S)
| Master of Thunder | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Kenji Tanigaki |
| Produced by | Shigeyuki Yasumura, Masato Onishi, Nana Kurata |
| Written by | Kenji Tanigaki, Mao Aoki |
| Starring | Sonny Chiba, Yasuaki Kurata, Ayumi Kinoshita |
| Music by | Koji Kikkawa, Tokusatsu |
| Cinematography | Ryo Serizawa |
| Editing by | Daisuke Yoshimoto |
| Release date(s) | 2006 |
| Running time | 92 min. |
| Country |  Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
[edit] Plot
For 1400 yeas the Spiritual Guardians have watched over and defeated the evil spirits located in the Japanese Mountains. The nearby Kikyo Temple is rumored to have been the home of these legendary Guardians known as the "Blue Seven Dragons." Only two survivors of the long battle between good and evil remain, the martial monks Santoku (Yasuaki Kurata) & Genryu (Sonny Chiba). Now the fate of the world must be decided once and for all in a final ferocious battle between the force of good and evil.
[edit] Product Description
Two of the greatest names in the world of Japanese Action Cinema are reunited in the latest film from Japan's action maestro Kenji Tanigaki. One is "the streetfighter" himself Sonny "JJ" Chiba most recently seen in Kill Bill, while the other is Yasuaki Kurata from Legend of A fighter and many other Hong Kong classic. Legend of Seven Monks brings the two living legends together for one finale time. Only their destiny awaits.
