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The Stray Cat Rock series stars Meiko Kaji (Lady Snowblood, Blind Woman’s Curse) who with these five films began her reign as the badass action queen of the era. In these five tales of rebellious youth she stars alongside the gorgeous Bunjaku Han (Love Letter) and Tatsuya Fuji (In the Realm of the Senses). In Machine Animal gang rivalry is once again the focus with two gangs pursuing some LSD pushers looking to move a big score. Directed by genre veterans Yasuharu Hasebe (Female Prisoner Scorpion 701’s Grudge Song) and Toshiya Fujita (Lady Snowblood) the films feature a psychedelic mix of girl gangs, bikers, sex, drugs, and rock and roll with plenty of ass-kicking to boot, all captured in a delirious mash up of pop aesthetics including split screens, freeze frames, injections of colour, frenetic editing and dizzying angles, making these films a riotous joy from beginning to end.

Meiko Kaji leads the action in Stray Cat Rock: Machine Animal (1970), a psychedelic film about two rival gangs pursuing LSD pushers. Expect girl gangs, bikers, sex, drugs, rock and roll, and plenty of ass-kicking.

Stray Cat Rock: Machine Animal features Meiko Kaji, Bunjaku Han, and Tatsuya Fuji in a story about two gangs in pursuit of LSD pushers. Directed by Yasuharu Hasebe, the film is a psychedelic mix of girl gangs, bikers, sex, drugs, and rock and roll with plenty of ass-kicking. Pop aesthetics such as split screens, freeze frames, injections of color, frenetic editing, and dizzying angles add to the delirious joy of this cult classic. Get ready for another wild ride in the Stray Cat Rock series.

Stray Cat Rock: Machine Animal