Branded to Kill (1967)

Japan's undeniable master of cool, Seijun Suzuki, delivered one of his most iconic films with the sixties pop art classic Koroshi no rakuin, or Branded to Kill (1967). Chipmunk cheeked cutie Jo Shishido stars as Goro Hanada, the third ranked hitman working for the notorious Yakuza with a bizarre fetish for sniffing freshly steamed rice. During a hit, a butterfly lands on his gun, causing him to miss his target and kill a civilian. Convinced the butterfly was a sign of an ancient Japanese omen meaning his own imminent death, Goro goes on the run with the intent to gain redemption the only way he knows how, by killing the number one and number two ranked hitmen in the Yakuza. 

Jo Shishido, a regular of Suzuki's films, here gives us a taste of not only his fabulous physique, but also of his sculpted ass, which he shows off early in the film while lying face down, ass up! Later, he bulges out some tighty whities, which is sure to have you Branded to Spill!