“Strike of the Tortured Angels” Review by Prof. Aglaophotis | Varied Celluloid

“Strike of the Tortured Angels” Review by Prof. Aglaophotis

Posted by Josh Samford On August - 10 - 2011

Our good friend Prof. Aglaophotis is back with us and has submitted his review for Strike of the Tortured Angels, the obscure Hong Kong women-in-prison title. Strange is the name of the game with this one and despite its apparent kookiness, Aggy warns us that it might not be as much fun as it appears.

The Plot: Our story takes place in Hong Kong where a group of delinquent young girls are being driven away to a Women’s Rehabilitation center. Many of the girls are beaten by the other inmates and put to work by the unfair guards. However, one girl named Susan passively fights back against these troubles with her stoic but rigid personality as she tries to escape. Julie, the toughest of the new girls, wants to escape the school and finds companionship in Susan’s personality and motivations. Susan wants to get even with a cheating Doctor Qua who is slowly ruining her family’s life: he drives Susan’s older sister to suicide by knocking her up, abandoning her and stealing money from the family fortune in the process. Susan will do what she can to stop him from ruining her family any further so the two girls escape with a third on their quest to stop the doctor, but not without facing various perils.

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