Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!

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Sep 13 Not much to like, story about a bully turned greedy killer. Almost impossible to like. The friend could barely get a sentence out in english. The blonde and young girl were the dime pieces, definitely highlight of the movie. Found the lead character odd to look at and sloppy. Poor acting and cheaply made, typical ending. Way overrated waste your time on other grindhouse films and skip this one. Looks more like a release in 1947 movie is about 20 years behind its time if not more. See more Nick O May 28 Fast cars, switchblades and bad babes! Enough to make your lame boyfriend too scared to even go in the theater! See more 05/25/2024 The movie is mediocre, possibly worth a rewatch. The main theme in the intro and outro is very catchy and I’d love to hear it remastered. Good performances, I just feel like it could have been better. See more Stefano L 05/18/2023 I agree with John Waters: "This is the greatest motion picture ever made!!" See more Tom K 03/15/2023 I don't think there has been a film since that has featured a female lead in the way Tura is here. A simple story but what a powerful character. See more William L 07/12/2021 Pure exploitative film, raw fetishism of everything that America considered salaciously taboo in the mid-20th century; powerful women in form-fitting outfits, gratuitous violence, fast cars, and free sex. It's visceral, gaudy, and often silly, but that doesn't necessarily make it worthless. It's pulp in a way that fully embraces the genre identity, there's not an ounce of pretension or the sense that it's masquerading as something 'legitimate' that happens to embrace racy elements. Though I have my doubts that it was done to appeal to socially conscious moviegoers by making a powerful statement on gender identity, Russ Meyer certainly knew exactly what he was doing by playing against norms, framing his female characters in powerful positions and intentionally conflating male and female roles. If Douglas Sirk made soap operas into social commentaries, then Meyer did the same with exploitation films. Meyer just had more fun with it. (3.5/5) See more Read all reviews

Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!

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