Mad Cowgirl

Mad Cowgirl (2006)

  • 33% of critics liked it
    (12 reviews)

  • 35% of users liked it
    (712 ratings)

A disturbed health inspector begins a surreal descent into madness when her marriage fails, her mental health begins to plummet, and her obsession with kung fu movies drives her to seek vengeance against the Ten Tigers from Kwangtung in director Gregory Hatanaka's experimental psychological… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Gregory Hatanaka
Genres
Drama, Horror, Comedy, Special Interest
In Theaters
Jul 19, 2006 Wide
On DVD
Dec 5, 2006
Epoch Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Jeff Shannon, Seattle Times

    This indulgently puerile waste of time plows ahead with pointless mayhem masquerading as 'art.'

  • Michael Esposito, Chicago Tribune

    It gives screenwriter-director Gregory Hatanaka an excuse for a lot of scene jumping -- and a chance to make the case for adopting a vegan diet.

  • V.A. Musetto, New York Post

    There's a lot happening here, perhaps too much.

  • Nathan Lee, New York Times

    Mad Cowgirl is an underground movie with little sense of grounding, and lots of a multicultural weirdness and inchoate meat metaphors.

  • Matt Singer, Village Voice

    It's safe to say there will not be another movie this year like Mad Cowgirl. Whether that's a good or bad thing depends on your tolerance for copious bloodletting, hardcore pornography, and C-SPAN.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Cassandra M


    This movie really stands out from all the rest that screened in San Francisco. Enough buzz to gain a special third screening! My husband and I were stunned when we saw it. It's was such a refreshing experience! It totally shakes your mind as the movie leads to more sweet… More

  • Patrick D


    Strange, confusing, disturbing. But you gotta hand it to the director, he creating a low budget but very watchable film. Oh, and what's needed in films these days: originality. It's low budget, but understandably so, as it is something you won't see out of… More

  • Christopher B


    Experimental film with a good lead performance. It's weird, which is usually a good thing in my books, but it never really seems to go anywhere. Worth a look if you like this kind of thing, it's never boring.

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