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House of Bamboo (1955)

Eddie Kenner is given a special assignment by the Army to get the inside story on Sandy Dawson, a former GI who has formed a gang of fellow servicemen and Japanese locals.

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Luke W 28 Sep 2012

This was a fairly standard film, with a few decent twists. Not bad, but I've seen better.

Brian R 04 Oct 2010

A commercial picture directed by Sam Fuller. "House of Bamboo" reminds me a bit of "The Departed" but on a lighter scale(probably for commercial reasons). I admire the locations, Robert Stack as the undercover agent, Shirley Yamaguchi as the "Kimono girl" and Robert Ryan as the gangster kingpin. Fuller is quite good with camera movement, the use of unexpected violence, and even taboo themes that deals with interracial. What did bother me was the visual idea of shooting on Cinemascope(for 3D effects), also felt the characters aren't really flushed out as they should have been, and the picture's climax also let me down. There should have been a better way to end the picture instead of using cheap violence.

andrew k 06 Mar 2006

fuller the most underated director of all time

Chris Barsanti 08 Jun 2005

The limits of the lengths to which dazzling camerawork and curled-lip noir bravado can make up for thoroughly ham-fisted dialogue are tested in Sam Fuller's gangster picture

Michael K 28 Jul 2007

Robert Stack kicking ass. I dont't think enough movies had Stack just kicking ass -- well, he kicked a lot of ass in "Airplane." Ass kick.