Bev Zalcock

"From boarding school to women's prison, biker packs to urban vigilantes, rampaging girl gangs have long been a staple feature of exploitation/ independent cinema.
Richly illustrated thoughout, Renegade Sisters examines the whole history of girl gangs on film, focusing on B-classics like Russ Meyer's "Faster, Pussycat!" "Kill! Kill!", Herschell Gordon Lewis' "She-Devils on Wheels", and Jack Hill's "Switchblade Sisters"; Women-in-Prison movies such as Stephanie Rothman's "Terminal Island" and Jack Hill's "Big Doll House" with Pam Grier; camp SF like "Cat Women of the Moon" and "Queen of Outer Space"; plus many other deviant displays of girl power from various genres, right through to Todd Morris and Deborah Twiss' ferocious, post-Tarantino "A Gun for Jennifer"."
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