Review of Gun Woman (2014) by Kevin R — 05 Jul 2016

What is this, some Japanese manga or a Luc Besson film?

A rich man who inherited his father's fortune and was kicked out of the country resides in Los Angeles and has eccentric desires when it comes to sex. His desires are kept under-wraps due to money. One day the young man rapes a competitor's wife and cripples the competitor to make a point. The competitor purchases a young woman and has her trained to infiltrate the man's sex exploitation ring and kill him.

"She is barely fuckable. We can't train her to do anything exciting.".

Kurando Mitsutake, director of Samurai Avenger: The Blind Wolf and the upcoming Karate Kill, delivers Gun Woman. The storyline for this picture is entertaining and contains gore, intense shootouts, and a worthwhile character and story that evolves well. The acting is very solid and the characters are portrayed perfectly.

"Enjoy every bit of this fine lady.".

This was recently added to Netflix so I had to add it to the queue. I enjoyed this more than I anticipated and the action scenes and characters turned out very solid. I recommend this to action and gore junkies.

"Money is the best rag to clean shit.".

Grade: C+.