Another ridiculous Stray Cat Rock movie with barely a plot to keep it going
Bikers, knife fights, gangs, pop and rock music mixed in with a Japanese nationalist group talking about instilling the samurai way and living to die and you have Stray Cat Rock Delinquent Girl Boss. Stray Cat Rock was a series of girl gang movies released by Nikkatsu studios in the 1960s-70s featuring Meiko Kaji.<br /><br />The problem with all the releases was that they only had the loosest of stories that barely held together. Here Meiko’s gang hooks up with a masculine biker girl and have a feud with another girl gang that’s connected to a male gang that’s backed by the nationalists. If that all sounds ridiculous that’s because it is. Like all the movies in this series it just seems like the writers just threw a bunch of things together not caring whether they worked or not.
The movie title "None," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 3 reviewers. 
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 {"Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Yasuharu Hasebe"], "Producers": ["Wataru Iijima", "Hideo Koi"], "Starring": ["Meiko Kaji", "Akiko Wada", "Tatsuya Fuji"], "Studio": ["FilmRise"]}

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