Female Yakuza Tale: Inquisition and Torture

Original title: Yasagure anego den: Sôkatsu rinchi

1973
1h 26m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

982

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Reiko Ike in Female Yakuza Tale: Inquisition and Torture (1973)

Action Crime Drama Thriller

Gambling swordswoman Ochô allies with a gang of prostitutes forced by a Yakuza clan - whose boss has kidnapped the daughter of its previous lord - into smuggling drugs in their vaginas.Gambling swordswoman Ochô allies with a gang of prostitutes forced by a Yakuza clan - whose boss has kidnapped the daughter of its previous lord - into smuggling drugs in their vaginas.Gambling swordswoman Ochô allies with a gang of prostitutes forced by a Yakuza clan - whose boss has kidnapped the daughter of its previous lord - into smuggling drugs in their vaginas.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

982

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
OCHO series. #2 of 2 films.

Connections
Follows Furyo bancho nerikan burusu (1969)

Soundtracks
Ochô no Burûsu
(Ochô's Blues)
Released by RCA Victor
Lyrics by Masao Ishizaka
Composed by Ichirô Araki
Performed by Reiko Ike

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Featured review

7/10

Visually gorgeous but a lightweight offering from Teruo Ishii

The beautiful Reiko Ike returns in this low-budget sequel to "Sex and Fury". A non-stop, rather confusing tale of gangs, drug running and revenge, "Female Yakuza Tale: Inquisition and Torture" is a wonderfully visual movie with a great '70s score and an excellent cast.

Despite finding the plot a little too convoluted, I enjoyed watching this movie. The scenes of softcore romps with middle-aged men started to exceed their welcome in no time at all but the film has a decent pace and energy that allows it to overcome its limitations. Reiko Ike is a stunning actress and steals every scene. Her willingness to give 100% to the film soon becomes apparent in the opening credits where she manages to full disrobe in the midst of a sword fight with numerous assailants.

Not the most exciting crime thriller I've seen from Japan, "Female Yakuza Tale" is still an entertaining movie from bonkers director Teruo Ishii.