This is a hard film to rate: by "normal" film-making standards it would be lucky to get a 4 out of 10, as it is cheaply made and poorly plotted. But the action parts are worth about an 8. There are basically two extended fight sequences, one in the middle and one at the end, with several women taking on a bunch of gangsters. This is the real deal: these women are rock-hard, genuine fighters. There is also a risky stunt performed by Fujimi Nakeki (holding on to the roof of a speeding car), and some shooting & explosions. Nadeki was the only name I was familiar with before seeing this film, but for me the show was stolen by Gai Fa To, as her second-in-command: this woman really looked as if she could kill you in a fight. I also liked the outfits of the female "vigilante squad": sleeveless jean tops and matching jean shorts, leaving their (often toned) arms and legs open for admiration. My VHS version had pretty crummy subtitles; then again, there were no subtitles during the parts that mattered, if you get my meaning. (**1/2)
