Before the Zero Woman films of the 1990s, came this entry from 1974 directed by Yukio Noda. The way too cute Miki Sugimoto plays Agent Zero, a cop who tends to shoot first and ask questions later. After she kills a would be rapist, she’s sent to prison for her unorthodox methods. Soon though, when the daughter of a prominent Japanese politician is kidnapped by a gang of lowlifes, the politician has Agent Zero sprung from prison so that she can infiltrate the gang and save his daughter on the down low, without causing a lot of publicity and thus avoiding a big scandal. —Cinemageddon
Some moments here and there, but quite below what you would expect from good japanese exploitation cinema of the era. Miki Sugimoto's character is far too passive.
creative imagery and one amazing female lead...an outstanding example of what makes exploitation cinema great !!