I love this movie so much

Just what I expected

This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

When you see as director Russ Meyer then you know it's all about the voluptuous girls. And so it is, three chicks racing in the desert coming across a couple and from there the story takes a start.It's nice to see those old racing cars giving the best om themselves because this flick isn't Oscar worthy on part of acting. I don't want to get rough but the shots are made that their juggs do the acting. That's a typical Meyers flick. The story itself isn't that strong at all but it's pure cult, a bit outdated nowadays but due the vixens and the cars it is worth picking up to see the cars, the clothes and the dances, so typical sixties. Gore 0/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 0/5 Story 2/5 Comedy 0/5

Russ Meyer is known for the Erotic and violent cult films. In 1965, he made this movie with a limited cast and crew. The main cast were dancers working in the night club. The movie made a profit, but, it was not really appreciated. Years passed, this movie is considered as one of the game changing films in the history.The story is about three dangerous women, who are also go-go dancers. They are addicted to speed and violence.The style of making is really appreciated. I can see a lot of Quentin Tarantino style in the movie. I guess he was impressed by this movie. In-fact, there were news that he is going to remake the movie.A must watch for action film lovers. Do not miss it. #KiduMovie

Varla, Rosie and Billie are nightclub dancers with attitude. They go out to the desert looking for trouble. They meet Tommy who wants to drive the salt flats and his innocent girlfriend Linda. Varla kills Tommy and they kidnap Linda. They drive onto the property of an old cripple and his muscle-bound slow-minded son, the Vegetable. They supposedly is hiding a money stash. The old man is interested in Linda who manages to escape. She's picked up by Kirk but he turns out to be the old man's son. He brings her back despite her loud objections.This is super camp. There is real bad acting. The line delivery by the girls is horrendous. Russ Meyer picked them mostly for their giant double assets. The fake laugh is laughable. Sue Bernard never stops screaming. Paul Trinka is forced to be dumber than the Vegetable and he's horrible at it. The writing is a mix bag. At times, it's painfully bad. At other times, it is pure cheese heaven. Overall, it is surprisingly watchable and awkwardly hilarious.

Who would know that the 60's could produce a movie so intense, that it will be a gemstone of a lifetime. In "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!", it's a high octane thriller, that combines fast cars, fast moving women, and action that is non-stop. You have these three go-go dancers: Varla (Tura Santana), Rosie(Haji), and Billie(Lori Williams). They go out in the desert to unwind, until a couple appeared and they started to have a race. Well, the original three were racing their cars earlier in the scene, then Billie decides to have a swim. When the couple joined the scene, things began to get ugly. After the race, Varla and the boyfriend get into a fight, which resulted in his death. Then they drugged the girlfriend, and take her onto a ranch where this old man who was crippled in a railroad accident. The deadly trio do want something from him, his hidden money. But unknown to them, he is not so vulnerable period. For he got his own plans for them. The only thing is, they are not weak women. These women can fight, kill, or play very rough at all costs. No one is safe. This movie is about violent women, and not about domestic violence in the house hold. Of course, with the simple-minded brother, it's all about personal demons. Rev up your engines and see this movie. 5 stars