Sukeban Kabushiki-gaisha: Yacchae! Ojôsan

A group of rebellious schoolgirls, led by the tough Ojôsan, decide to take matters into their own hands when their school and neighborhood are threatened by a corrupt real estate developer. They form a special company, 'Sukeban Kabushiki-gaisha,' to fight back using their unique skills and street smarts. Facing off against thugs and corrupt officials, they aim to protect their community and expose the developer's shady dealings in this action-comedy.

While not widely released internationally, this film is considered a cult classic within the Japanese 'sukeban' (delinquent girl) film genre. It's praised for its energetic action sequences and humorous portrayal of high school girls taking on organized crime, though some critics note its low-budget production values and campy elements.

• Energetic and often humorous take on the sukeban genre.

• Features creative action sequences despite limited resources.

• A campy but enjoyable ride for fans of 80s Japanese exploitation films.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to limited availability, but those who have seen it appreciate its over-the-top action and the empowering, albeit exaggerated, portrayal of female rebellion.

The film is part of a subgenre of Japanese cinema that often featured strong female leads engaging in combat and challenging societal norms, particularly popular in the 1970s and 1980s.