An "expose" drama of girls gone bad by Ed Wood...
“The Violent Years” is a tale of good girls gone bad. Made in the 1956 by legendary low-budget filmmaker Ed Wood, the film focuses on Paula Perkins (Jean Moorehead) and her gang of girls who get their kicks sticking up gas stations, engaging in wild pajama parties, trashing their school, molesting men and cold-blooded murder.<br /><br />The film, meant to be an expose of juvenile delinquency and the dangers of cigarettes, alcohol, and making out with older guys, gets the full Wood treatment with its impossibly awkward dialogue, tight-sweatered cuties, wooden acting, and choppy editing. If Wood didn’t invent the term “camp,” his movies fall perfectly into the definition. In films such as “Glen or Glenda,” “Bride of the Monster,” and his dubious masterpiece, “Plan 9 From Outer Space,” Wood put together stories with minuscule budgets, controversial subject matter, and terrible, but enthusiastic, acting.<br /><br />“The Violent Years” is fun mostly because Wood actually managed to get the film made. He was determined, enthusiastic, and wouldn’t be stopped by trivialities like lack of money, talent, and a coherent screenwriter. Wood wrote the script for “The Violent Years” which is filled with complex sentences that no one ever speaks in the real world. The sheer artifice  of the dialogue is one of the film’s joys, as well as one of its dopiest ingredients. The final scene features a didactic speech from a judge in which he lengthily lectures about the perils of heading down the wrong path in life.<br /><br />Ed Wood’s film’s are an acquired taste. They are usually so bad, they are entertaining. Though not as awful as “Plan 9…,” “The Violent Years” provides many jaw-dropping moments.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray release include commentary track with filmmaker Frank Henenlotter and Ed Wood biographer Rudolph Grey; trailers from the Something Weird vault; memorabilia scrapbook; and the movie “Anatomy of a Psycho” (1961), starring Ronnie Burns (son of George Burns and Gracie Allen).
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A new 4K transfer of Ed Wood's girl gang explosion!.