An acrylic painting on wood panel, titled 'Terrifying Girls High School: Lynch Law Classroom', of Japanese school girls rioting with torches. The girl in the foreground is yelling with a shinai and painted below is a solemn woman in a red dress.

Lynch Law Classroom

(1973, Norifumi Suzuki)

Pinku films are always borderline offensive but end up having badass characters and confrontations that the films win me over every time. This second movie from the Terrifying Girls’ High School series is a great example of this. A suspenseful sexploitation dealing with bullying, saving face, institutionalized corruption, and channeling Japanese students’ Vietnam War protests in the 1960′s. By the last act you are just as eager for everything to burn as the students are. It’s so fucking cool to watch.


A screenshot of a group of tough-lloking women arguing in a room, half are sitting on the floor. From the film 'Terrifying Girls High School: Lynch Law Classroom'. An animated gif of a scene from the film 'Terrifying Girls High School: Lynch Law Classroom' of still images showing Japanese school girls arguing, resulting in a brawl with the entire class. A screenshot of Japanese school girls carrying shinais clashing with a police barricade. From the film 'Terrifying Girls High School: Lynch Law Classroom'.

© 1973 - Toei