Director: Teruo Ishii Starring: Tetsuro Tanba, Yuriko Hishimi Genre: Japan, action, action Release Date: May 21, 2008 Now, I’m no stranger to Kazuo Koike or Teruo Ishii. I’ve seen... ...and there's more »

Rather than continuing to debate over a catchy introduction, I’ll just jump right in. If you’re reading this article you’re probably familiar with Panik House’s... ...and there's more »

Just received the following press release from Synapse regarding their upcoming releas of the Legends of the Poisonous Seductress series. Color me excited! Cover... ...and there's more »

The third film in Nikkatsu/Daiei’s Rising Dragon series of female yakuza films, Blind Woman’s Curse marks quite a departure from the norm. This entry features... ...and there's more »

Panik House has just released a huge DVD announcement that should make Meiko Kaji, Teruo Ishii, and pinky violence fans alike smile with delight. From... ...and there's more »

So here are a few more quick reviews of films I couldn’t, or wouldn’t devote more time to. And to those looking for bad reviews,... ...and there's more »

Criminal Woman: Killing Melody, the first film in the Criminal Woman series, marks the 10th pairing of Reiko Ike and Miki Sugimoto, and frankly, it... ...and there's more »

If I were still my bachelor self from six years back, I think Terrifying Girls’ High School: Lynch Law Classroom might have been my favorite... ...and there's more »

Like the great Seijun Suzuki, or today’s Takashi Miike, Norifumi Suzuki (Sex & Fury, Terrifying Girls’ High School: Lynch Law Classroom) was never content with... ...and there's more »

The fourth entry in the Delinquent Girl Boss series, Delinquent Girl Boss: Worthless to Confess (aka:Zubekô banchô: zange no neuchi mo nai) is widely considered... ...and there's more »

If there is one box set that has caught the eye of near every Japanese cult film enthusiast, it has to be Panik House’s Pinky... ...and there's more »

Relesed the same year as Toho’s Lady Snowblood, Toei’s entry in the female-gambler period piece sub-genre of Sukeban (translated “delinquency”) shares more than a few... ...and there's more »