STRAY CAT ROCK: WILD JUMBO

Toshiya Fujita, Japan, 1970, Arrow Films, Cult

Starring Meiko Kaji (LADY SNOWBLOOD) and directed by genre veterans Yasuharu Hasebe (MASSACRE GUN) and Toshiya Fujita (LADY SNOWBLOOD), the STRAY CAT ROCK series features a psychedelic mix of girl gangs, bikers, sex, drugs, rock ‘n roll and plenty of ass-kicking. It’s all captured in a delirious mash-up of pop-art aesthetics including split screens, freeze frames, frenetic editing, and dizzying angles, making these films a riotous joy from beginning to end. Released mere months after the success of STRAY CAT ROCK: DELINQUENT GIRL BOSS, WILD JUMBO is the second entry in the series. And it’s just as exhilarating as the first. A group of five friends known as the “Pelican Gang” are approached by a mysterious horse-riding girl, who suggests they rob 30 million yen from a religious movement called Seikyo Gakkei.

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Details

  • 84 mins
  • Color
  • 2.35:1

Formats

  • DCP

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