Gun Woman
Despite receiving a credit, Tatsuya Nakadai does not appear in this film - only a still photograph of Nakadai is briefly used.,During the gun battles at the end of the movie, the billionaire is counting the bullets fired. Since he has no clue what make and model gun Miyumi is using, he would have no idea how many rounds it holds.,After the ending credits there is a scene followed by the statement "GUN WOMAN WILL RETURN".,The UK release was cut, cut required to remove focus on a man's pleasure in the context of sexual violence, in order to obtain an 18 classification. Cut made in line with BBFC Guidelines and policy, and the Video Recordings Act 1984. An uncut classification was not available.,Featured in Dragon Girls (2016),End Credit song - Gun Woman
Music and lyrics by Dean Harada
Performed by Asami and Claire Wadsworth,The Japanese are renowned for their whacky sense of humour, but they also have a darker side, or in this case a sicker side. Sadism, rape, murder, necrophilia, cannibalism? These are schoolboy jokes, not adult entertainment. Alas, all and more are included herein. The wife of a doctor is murdered before his eyes by one of the most degenerate human beings on the face of the planet; the doctor himself is crippled by the same lowlife but left alive so he can tell the world what a wonderful person his benefactor is. Not. He decides not unreasonably to exact revenge on this individual, and comes up with an extremely novel plan (one that is physically impossible in several ways). This is where Gun Woman comes in.

At this point she is his slave, but he promises her her freedom if she completes her bloody mission, which involves an act of mass murder, even granted that all those who are to die almost certainly deserve it. Can she really trust this man though, who murders an innocent woman in front of her eyes as part of her training? More to the point, doesn't the Doctor realise he has become what he seeks to destroy?

Any points this one gets are strictly for mild special effects, and a half decent soundtrack by Dean Harada.,