P...y Kills

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michelle l @RT80308375 10/14/2023 I was looking for an action filled fast paced revenge flick and Pussy Kills did not disappoint. I loved how each kill was creative and different from the other ones. The main actress did a great job, as did all the other actors. All the twist and turns keeps you on the edge of your seat guessing what was going to happen next. Gabriel Black did an amazing job writing this well thought out script. His directing and cinematography is also top notch. This reminded me of a cat woman type of story, but with even more action. The cinematography is spot on and really adds to the story. One of the best revenge flicks that I've seen in a long time. See more James A @joeyjoey 06/17/2023 If you like your revenge thrillers lean, mean, and a little messy, writer-director Gabriel Black's feature "Kitty Kills" might perfect for you. The movie tells the tale of a young woman -- Suzie (Lina Maya) who takes it upon herself to investigate the brutal murder of her parents because the police don't seem able to do anything. While secretly snapping pictures of the killers at work taking out another victim, Suzie gets caught, raped, and is left for dead. But she rises to the challenge and starts hunting down her abusers one by one, seemingly driven by a confident, violent, and super-assertive personality in her own mind who calls herself "Pussycat" and who will stop at nothing until her own brand of justice is served. But Pussycat isn't always in charge, so there is the constant threat that scared, meek Suzie will get stuck trying to confront the murderers instead. So the film is a race against time, against Suzie's own weakness and fear, and against a corrupt cop who might turn the tables at the worst possible time. "Kitty Kills" is a fast-moving, sexy thriller that looks great, sounds awesome, and that never lets up until the bitter end... but who will be left standing? Don't miss it. See more Tim M @RT15227618 05/31/2023 A stylized revenge flick that follows Susie (Lina Maya) who systematically disposes of a gang of thugs who assaulted her days before. Using her sensuality as her weapon, in the form of Catwoman-esque costume, to sneak up on her prey in order to make her kills. The plot gets started quickly and before we settle into the story, Susie is already on her streak of revenge. The film gives little time to catch your breath as its got a mission to fulfill. Or I should say, Susie has a mission to fulfill. Lina Maya owns the screen (as Susie) as she goes from a vulnerable investigative photographer to a cold blooded killer. She spends the majority of the film creeping around and seducing the gang in order to get them into a spot where she can strike. She plays up the seductive side that is also complemented by the cinematography to tantalize the audience as well as the characters. The rest of the characters are thrown into a frenzy in order to keep up with the sudden consequences of their actions and that includes the detective who drags his feet in an investigation of the murder of Susie's parents. The film doesn't spend much time on the parents or the details of their death but serves as an important plot device for Susie to take matters into her own hands. Even though there are limitations to the overall production it makes good use of stylized use of filters and lighting to heighten the visual style of the film. As a supporter of independent film, there is a vision here that should be supported. See more Gabriel G @3thingsaboutit 04/24/2023 First ;) This entry into the rape-revenge genre is more pulpy, campy, and low-budget that the more sadistic 'I spit on your Grave', which everyone seems to bring up on Letterbox'd. The bodacious main actress embodies the role down to the T and the story moves along at a nice pace. Loved the visuals and the montages, and of course, Lina Maya. She's awesome in this! See more Read all reviews

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