Poruno jidaigeki: Bôhachi bushidô (1973)

Starts with four Asian dudes in a dim dojo—three in their 30s, one younger with long black hair and bangs. The guy with the scar on his cheek looks like he’s about to throw down, while the others stand around looking intense. No sex yet, just a lot of staring and posturing like they’re setting up some samurai drama. Then the camera cuts to a white guy with dark curly hair, mid-30s, lean and muscular, sitting on a bed jerking off. The lighting’s low, but you can see his hands working over his dick through his pants—nothing too fancy, just raw and focused. Later, there’s this older Asian guy with a topknot and tattoos holding a sword in a forest at night, looking like he’s either about to fight or fuck someone up. The supernatural smoke scene with the grey-haired dude kneeling in front of some kind of spirit is wild—more weird than hot, but it fits the vibe. Camera work’s solid, with close-ups on faces and hands, and the moody lighting makes everything feel heavier than it probably is. If you’re into samurai aesthetics mixed with random jerk-off scenes, this one’s got that gritty, unpolished feel.