A jolting slice of genre that punches far above its weight, revelling in character and directed with confidence and trust in ...

Quentin Tarantino's Bride from Kill Bill is iconic, but she isn't the best female assassin in movie history—that title belongs to this 1973 character.

As part of their first month of releases is a screening of one of the greatest genre movies of the 70s, the iconic Meiko Kaji in perhaps her most iconic role and iconic movie, even more silent as a ...

I have seen Meiko Kaji in several films, including her "Lady Snowblood" films. They were very stylish and never dull. Here in "Wandering Ginza Butterfly", however, I was shocked by how little I cared ...

Vidiots, a Los Angeles movie rental landmark, carries more than 70,000 titles and holds daily screenings to boost L.A.’s film-loving community.

13. The Flower Of Carnage – Meiko Kaji This is a beautiful song that you could listen to on repeat. “The Flower Of Carnage” brings a poetic feel to the film. Meiko Kaji’s voice is gorgeous and unique, ...

Whether heroic or villainous, these iconic biker gangs left an indelible impression on audiences when they appeared in various films and television series.

The film was directed by Toshiya Fujita and stars Meiko Kaji. Lady Snowblood famously inspired Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill and explores the same themes of revenge and female rage. The scene in the ...

Hell, the theme song to Lady Snowblood was even featured in Kill Bill, and Meiko Kaji - who was both the lead actress in Lady Snowblood and sang the aforementioned theme - later claimed that ...

People might first think of Uma Thurman in Kill Bill when thinking of female action stars, but the likes of Meiko Kaji in Lady Snowblood (1973) and Angela Mao in Lady Whirlwind (1972) were clear ...

Meiko Kaji appears in the title role, as a woman wronged by a dirty police detective and sent to prison for attempting to exact her revenge; there, she orchestrates a stunning prison riot to ...