Jean Rollin's KILLING CAR, stars Tiki Tsang as "The Car Woman", one of the most enigmatic, eerily seductive characters in any film. She's ruthless, relentless, and lethal. The opening junkyard scene, involving attempted car theft and murder, is both absurd and astonishing. This leads to the fast, desperate chase through a carnival, where she engages in a running gun battle with prostitutes. The car secured, she continues her murderous rampage. It's obvious that anyone who comes in contact with this woman is doomed.
The police are baffled, finding a toy car at each of her murder scenes. Why is she doing this? When one victim asks, "Who are you?", she replies, "I am not.".
Ms. Tsang gives off an aura of exotic danger like no one since Tura Satana!
BEST SCENES: #1- The "barn fight", featuring a scythe vs. pitchfork confrontation! #2- The "photo shoot" scene! #3- The "art dealers" sequence! This is Tiki Tsang's only movie, and she carries it from start to finish!...
The police are baffled, finding a toy car at each of her murder scenes. Why is she doing this? When one victim asks, "Who are you?", she replies, "I am not.".
Ms. Tsang gives off an aura of exotic danger like no one since Tura Satana!
BEST SCENES: #1- The "barn fight", featuring a scythe vs. pitchfork confrontation! #2- The "photo shoot" scene! #3- The "art dealers" sequence! This is Tiki Tsang's only movie, and she carries it from start to finish!...