Alley Cat
Directed by Victor M. Ordonez, Ed Palmos, Al VallettaA martial artist stops a street gang from stealing her car, but her grandmother ends up being killed by the same gang. She witnesses firsthand how corrupt and inept law enforcement is, and decides to take matters into her own hands.
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- JeremiahJune 29, 2025From the 80s but steps right out of 70s with its exploitation trash. Alley Cat is an exploitative, karate chopping, vengeance filled, boob showing bad ass girl boss. Filled with atrocious acting, goofy and absurd dialog, a dumb story, amateur editing and pacing with some of the most unrealistic and awkward fighting and action ever put to celluloid… But I still had fun with it. It’s never presented as anything more than it is, so you know what you are getting. I had plenty of chuckles from all these “negatives” but it’s less “so bad its good” and more “if you can have fun with this genre we’re gonna give you just that”. And as stated, I did have fun with it.
- Matthias_812April 3, 2025Alley Cat has everything I love about low budget action. Obviously some Death Wish similarities with a dash of sleaze. It's nothing new in the American martial arts pictures set in grimy cities but that doesn't matter. That type of formula alone is enough to please me.
