His most famous film is The Street Fighter (1974), known for its brutally graphic violence, such as when he rips out a man's vocal chords and dangles the parts in front of the camera. After gaining notoriety for this film, he settled back into making low-rent B-films including two sequels to The Street Fighter and even a spinoff entitled Sister Street Fighter. Longtime fan Tarantino gave him a role in his blood-soaked revenge opus Kill Bill as Hattori Hanzo, a sword-making sushi chef.