Win ’13 Assassins’ goodies!

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Out now on DVD and Blu-ray, 13 Assassins sees director Takashi Miike, the man behind such uncompromising and unforgettable movies as Audition and Ichi The Killer, indelibly stamping his trademark style on the Samurai genre with an ultra-violent, all-action, blood-spattered epic.

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To celebrate the release, we’ve got a money-can’t-buy 13 Assassins sword (okay, it’s a letter opener sword, but it comes in a fancy box!) and a copy of the Blu-ray to give away to one of our Twitter followers!

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In mid-19th Century Japan the era of the samurai is beginning to fade as the feudal nation begins to enjoy a rare period of peace. But the fragile calm is soon threatened by the bloody rise of Lord Naritsugu, the Shogun’s sadistic, psychopathic younger brother, whose position places him above the law and free to rape, mutilate and murder on a whim.

Concerned that Naritsugu’s actions will eventually destroy the Shogunate, top Shogun official Sir Doi covertly calls on esteemed and noble samurai warrior Shinzaemon Shimada to assassinate the evil Lord before it is too late. Shinzaemon willingly agrees and immediately gathers together an elite group of samurai to assist him in the task, knowing that what they are about to embark upon may well prove to be a suicide mission.

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This competition has now closed. The winner is Mr Keith M Stepney (@keithms5) from Swanscombe.

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