Best Japanese B-Movies

TuskCracker

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Zero Woman (1995, starring Natsuki Ozawa)
Zero Woman: The Accused (1996)
Zero Woman - Assassin Lovers (1996)
Beautiful Hunter (2002)
Beautiful Beast (1996)
Sex and Fury (1973)
Weather Woman (1995)
Another Lonely Hitman (1995)
Female Prisoner #701 - Scorpion (1972)
Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972)
Female Yakuza Tale - Inquisition and Torture (1973)
Hanzo the Razor (1975)

Criminal Woman: Killing Melody/ Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom/ Girl Boss Guerilla/ Delinquent Girl Boss: Worthless To Confess) (2005)
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TuskCracker

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Best Japanese B-Movie, Zero, Count As One

I would give Zero Women, only as one. Their are all the same.

 

Flashjeff

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• 26 Feb 2006

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Heck, I like Zero Woman because it's delightfully cheesy! I'd add the Tomie franchise to the list, that's even cheesier!

 

jonerik

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Female Prisoner #701 is definitely a good one. The utterly bizarre "Branded to Kill" is another one that I like a lot. It's even developed something of a cult following in the U.S. over the last few years.

 

TuskCracker

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Best J B-Movies, Branded ?

Branded to Kill - Koroshi No Rakuin - Criterion Collection (1967)
Director: Seijun Suzuki

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Is this "Branded to Kill" ?



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nhannah

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Dark Soldier D

 

isayhello

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Must be Suicide Club!!

 

TuskCracker

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A series, but different directores


Beautiful Killing Machine (1996, Director Takahito Hara)
Beautiful Beast (1996, Director Toshiharu Ikeda)
Beautiful Prey (1996, Director Utsukushiki Emono)
Beautiful Hunter (2002, Director: Masaru Konuma)
Beautiful Target (2005, Director Naosuke Kurosawa)

 

jonerik

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JackInBox said:

Is this "Branded to Kill" ?

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That's the one. Suzuki made a sequel in the last few years called "Pistol Opera." It isn't as zany as "Branded to Kill" - it tries too hard to be deliberately artsy - but it's worth watching.

 

MeAndroo

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• 7 Mar 2006

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I'm not sure if it's considered a B-movie, but I definitely found Versus enjoyable.