Onna hissatsu ken

1974
R
1h 26min

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Shin'ichi Chiba and Etsuko Shihomi in Onna hissatsu ken (1974)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA young martial artist is on a mission to rescue her brother who's being held captive by a sadistic drug lord.A young martial artist is on a mission to rescue her brother who's being held captive by a sadistic drug lord.A young martial artist is on a mission to rescue her brother who's being held captive by a sadistic drug lord.

Dirección
- Kazuhiko Yamaguchi
Guión
- Masahiro Kakefuda
- Norifumi Suzuki
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,4/10

1,7 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Kazuhiko Yamaguchi
Guión
- Masahiro Kakefuda
- Norifumi Suzuki
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
Sonny Chiba plays a different character in this than in his Street Fighter (1974) series.

Pifias
During the final fight scene, Shigetomi Kakuzaki wears a claw that abruptly shifts from his left hand to his right hand.

Versiones alternativas
The uncut version of the film has received a DVD release in Japan (along with the two unreleased-in-America Sister Street Fighter sequels) and as a "bonus film" in the French HK Video DVD set entitled "Street Fighter - L'Integrale", which also features the three Sonny Chiba Street Fighter films; in America, the uncut version was released in a 2006 set from Ronin Entertainment/BCI Eclipse along with the two sequels and pseudo-sequel Fifth Level Fist (all featuring widescreen transfers, with mono and 5.1 Japanese audio, and an English dub on the original film).

Conexiones
Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 7 (2002)

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6/10

Shiomi is awesome. The movie isn't

Sue Shiomi is not only a beautiful and cute woman (she reminded me of Cynthia Khan, and I love Cynthia Khan), but a fast, graceful fighter as well. Sonny Chiba has a limited role, but when he does appear he is in top form. The fights follow a mostly grounded style, although there is some unrealistic high-flying at certain points. The movie has plenty of action, but the plotting, characterization, dialogue, etc. are all nil. Simply put, there is nothing interesting going on in this film besides the fights to justify more than one viewing. Worth noting is also Maltin's review, calling this a "crude concoction of sex and sadism"; I wonder what movie he saw. And a word of advice: if you ever run across the DVD box set "Women Who Kick Butt", avoid it. At least half of the 10 movies included are complete crap, and some have no "femme fatale" action to speak of. "Sister Street Fighter" is easily the best of the bunch, but that's not really saying much. (**1/2)