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Su Hsiang
★ Acting

Su Hsiang

· Active 1958–1983

Su Hsiang, a prolific actor born in the late 1930s, made her mark in the world of cult cinema with over 100 films to her credit. In Golden Queen's Commando (1982), she delivers a compelling performance that embodies the spirit of exploitation films from that era. Hsiang's work captures the unique blend of action and drama typical of the genre, making her a notable figure in the landscape of cult and grindhouse cinema.

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Golden Queen's Commando

Golden Queen's Commando

1982 ★ 5.9

I’m not sure which came first, Golden Queen or Pink Force as they were both made in 1982(?) but these explosive action adventure Commando movies often have each other’s scenes spliced into one another. Personally I found Pink Force to be way more thrilling with its stronger western themes and total kookiness, but that doesn’t mean that this prison based flick is worse, but it has very different themes with an almost identical cast. Golden Queen Commando opens with some Visual Kei gang leader playing cards with some street gangster types when a fight breaks out despite her fast shooting the police crash the party and she’s sent to prison, other short vignettes for other criminal women (Black Fox, Clack Cat, Dynamite, Sugar Plum, Amazon, Brandy and Quick Silver (our stunning card shark)), each with their own special skill and extreme costume all end with them being sent to the same nazi war prison. Things being to heat up when one of the women starts to antagonise the others while getting a feeling for their strengths and weaknesses. And they slowly hatch a plan to escape and to kill the vile fat nazi warden and his henchmen and then head out to destroy a WWII nazi chemical lab. But not before they being total chaos and mayhem with their unique fighting skills, and all looking totally beautiful within the prison walls.. Control of tone is essential to any film but this is kicked into the wind and blasted to pieces, the film had no formula and that’s what makes it a marvellous and highly entertaining bonkers exploitations flick. The final act is highlighted with a soundtrack from Ennio Morricone which makes this a hash up of the Dirty Dozen (1967) / Magnificent 7 (1960)a la psychotronic style. Obviously there is a stunning finale and the scene which sees a spy outed is straight out of an X-Japan music video. All round fun and frolics that’s hard to ever forget.

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Filmography

39 credits
1980s 4 credits
1983
Movie ★ 6.0
1981
Movie
1981
Movie ★ 4.5
1970s 12 credits
1979
Movie ★ 9.5
1978
Movie ★ 8.0
1977
The Boxer's Adventure as Chief of Hubao Clan
Movie ★ 10.0
1977
Movie ★ 8.0
1975
Movie ★ 6.4
1974
Stoner as Kuan Te Jen
Movie ★ 5.6
1973
Movie ★ 7.0
1973
Movie ★ 7.3
1972
Movie ★ 9.0
1971
Movie
1960s 20 credits
1969
The Black Panther as Full-Haired Tiger
Movie
1969
Movie ★ 9.0
1969
Movie ★ 9.0
1969
A Pearl in Command as Magistrate
Movie ★ 6.0
1968
Travels with a Sword as Father Chang
Movie ★ 9.0
1966
Lucky Purse as Liu Jinhu
Movie ★ 10.0
1965
Movie ★ 7.0
1964
Movie ★ 5.0
1964
Movie ★ 8.0
1963
The Adulteress as Ge Zu-De
Movie ★ 9.5
1963
Empress Wu as Officer arresting teahouse customer
Movie ★ 6.4
1962
Movie ★ 6.0
1961
Movie ★ 7.0
1961
Movie ★ 10.0
1960
Movie ★ 10.0
1960
Movie ★ 7.2
1960
Movie ★ 9.0
1950s 3 credits
1959
Love Letter Murder as Zhou Bo-Hua
Movie ★ 8.0
1959
Movie
1958
The Magic Touch as Xiao Wang
Movie ★ 7.0