Law of the Wild

About This Movie

So, Law of the Wild is pretty intriguing, you know? The whole vibe is gritty, with this raw energy that really captures the chaotic life of young delinquents. Keiji Takamiya's performance as the young yakuza is layered, and he shares some interesting chemistry with the delinquent girls - it’s quite a mix. The pacing is frenetic, which keeps you on your toes, and the action sequences have that practical feel to them that you just don’t see as much nowadays. It’s part of the Shochiku series, so there's this underlying theme of rebellion against societal norms. It's definitely an offbeat entry in the yakuza genre, setting it apart from the more traditional films.

Law of the Wild has seen a few releases over the years, but it's not the easiest title to track down, especially in good condition. Its scarcity increases its appeal among collectors, particularly those focused on yakuza films or Shochiku's catalog. There’s something about its late '60s vibe and the unique blend of action and crime that draws interest, making it a curious piece in any collection.