The last of the Lone Wolf films, it tries to tie up some loose ends by killing more of the Yagyu family, but Ogami's adventures could continue after this movie: Retsudo, his arch-enemy, still lives and I wish they made at least a seventh film to finish him off. Even after all this killing, men are still willing to attack Ogami, even though he must have killed hundreds, if not thousands of Samurai by now. One clan even sends a sort of zombies after him, and it takes some wit to finally destroy them. In the end there comes another great standoff between him and the remaining forces of the Yagyu-clan, a visual feast of sword-fighting on a snow-covered mountain. Great action all in all, even if the story isn't as elaborate as in some other Lone Wolf films.
Review of Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell
