Jimmy's getting away from the "One-Arm" stuff here, but not entirely - his character has not an arm but just a hand chopped off, as a boy, by a dastardly Japanese captain in WWII, who also kills off his family. Naturally, he grows up and is bent on revenge.

Jimmy and many of his regulars go through their paces. The result is quite okay, without being either great or awful. The setting in Japan adds to the appeal (though I was unable to spot any Japanese actors !). And the music is funky. Worth a look.