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Terrifying Girls' High School opens with a female school clique bloodletting a fellow student amidst verbal abuse and harsh accusation. The terrified girl breaks free of the life-draining vacuum syringe and races to the roof, where her tormentors force her off the ledge and stomp on her fingers until she falls to her death. This is all before the main titles! And that clique? They aren't even the real bad girls! This is reform school, and the new crop of inmates (whose apprehension we witness) includes Miki Sugimoto and Reiko Ike. This is like Mean Girls via Caged Heat as written by Jess Franco and directed by Russ Meyer. All those Takashi Miike fans need to check out this film.

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This has been a whirlwind year for me, and I can't wait to see what happens over the next twelve months! I might be attending some more conventions with Panik House, and will do my best to represent the Pinky Violence films that I love so much.
Maybe I'll see you all on the road this year!

I would like to thank Panik House for choosing me, and also
for releasing these great movies on DVD in the U.S.! Enjoy
the Pinky Violence films and be sure to check out their Thai
films as well!

To see what I'm doing as Miss Pinky Violence,
check the News page here or visit my MySpace page.

"Teruo Ishii is a fantastic director, a great director! I love Teruo Ishii." - Quentin Tarantino

Heroin is the contraband. Prostitutes-turned-drug-mules are the Japanese mob's new means of transporting the narcotic. Avenging angel Reiko Ike, once again, stands in the way of the Yakuza's evil machinations - wielding a blade nearly as lethal as her killer beauty. Stunning, glorious swordplay inundates this high-octane tale of gambling, smuggling and hookers gone wild.

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The current Kogal (also Kogaru) style of retro-hip soul-sister fashion can first be
seen in these films -released two decades before the advent of Kogal culture. In
fact these films were among the first to show high school girls (albeit delinquents)
in street styles rather than exclusively in the uniforms with which they are so closely
identified. This change-of-styles was likely a political statement on the part of the
filmmakers (equating the loss of that uniform with the loss of sexual innocence) and
it heralded the arrival of Japanese feminism.

The Sukeban films, though released as exploitation, contain strong social
commentary. They collectively told a single cautionary tale, and presented for
contemporary Japan the same dystopian world that A Clockwork Orange
predicted for future England.

Criminal Woman: Killing Melody
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Delinquent Girl Boss: Worthless to Confess
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Girl Boss Guerilla
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Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom
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Widely considered to be the Absolute Best Japanese Exploitation film!

A frenetic, thrill-packed ride of wild period action set in Edo-era Japan, Sex & Fury is known the world over for the indelible image of stark-naked, sword-wielding Reiko Ike slashing her way through dozens of gangsters to the groovy strains of lounge-jazz on the soundtrack. Sex & Fury also features Swedish sexbomb Christina Lindbergh (Thriller: A Cruel Picture) in a typically revealing role.

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What else can I say about me?

I am almost Age 23,
Blood Type: B
Location: Chicago by way of Ayuthaya, Thailand
Interests: Karaoke, pop music, scooter racing, sushi, origami, switchblades, hamsters, chain fights, hair
pulling, Doremon, pick pocketing, hair salons, and revenge.

That's all for now, I'll write again soon!