Episode 11: Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill! – Vixens, Violence & Camel Hoof Vengeance

B-Movie Blitzkrieg Podcast – Episode 11Faster Pussycat!... Kill! Kill! (1965)Strap in and hold onto your leather gloves, because this week on the B-Movie Blitzkrieg Podcast, Duncan & Baz are burning rubber straight into Russ Meyer’s desert of debauchery with Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!, the cult classic that asks the eternal question: What happens when go-go dancers trade tassels for tire irons?This isn’t just a movie...it’s a high-octane cocktail of speed, sex, and savage swagger. Varla and her vengeance-fueled vixens aren’t here to dance; they’re here to dominate. With dialogue sharper than a stiletto heel and a body count that climbs faster than a tachometer in a drag race, this film is exploitation cinema at its most feral.---In This Episode:We ask the burning questions:Why is Varla trusted by anyone in this movie?Why does Billie spontaneously dance at everything and nothing?Is the script longer than an A4 sheet of paper?And seriously… how many times can one movie say "baby" in one movie...and would a drinking games based around this be fatal?---Top 5 Rad/Sad & Bad Moments:That opening narration gets my motor running.Varla...just Varla in general.For a movie which oozes feminism, why are all the cars being driven by male stunt doubles?The cameramen's ability to get crotch angle in almost any scenario.The ending… Baz can't remember that ending!!We ultimately ask the hard question: Is Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill! a feminist fever dream or just Russ Meyer’s excuse to film cleavage in widescreen?---Either way, we’re not complaining, because this movie is pure, unfiltered B-Movie adrenaline.So rev your engines, adjust your eyeliner, and remember… here at B-Movie Blitzkrieg, the bizarre meets the brilliant one B-Movie at a time.---Next Episode Drops Friday, December 5th, 2025Coming up next, Duncan & Baz slither into Ken Russell’s surreal serpent saga The Lair of the White Worm (1988)...a film that asks, What if Bram Stoker wrote a fever dream after licking a hallucinogenic toad?Expect pagan rituals, giant worms, and Hugh Grant in a sweater so tight it deserves its own IMDb credit. It’s gothic horror with a side of psychedelic madness, and we’re here for every wriggling second.Until then, stay weird, stay wild, and remember… if a go-go dancer challenges you to a drag race, maybe just take the bus.TIMECODE:00:00:00 - THEME SONG00:00:45 - INTRO00:06:12 - PLOT00:09:57 - TOP 5 RAD/SAD/BAD MOMENTS00:18:37 - BEST/WORST LINES00:22:45 - PLOTHOLES00:24:42 - SCORE00:26:23 - CLOSE