Jóvenes viciosas

Synopsis

Jóvenes viciosas (1981) starring Rosana Caskan delves into the lives of rebellious young women caught in a web of vice, lust, and seduction. Set against the backdrop of a morally decaying society, the film follows the intertwining fates of its characters as they navigate through a world filled with corruption and desire. With themes of empowerment and rebellion, Jóvenes viciosas explores the darker side of youth and the consequences of their hedonistic choices. As the protagonist Rosana Caskan struggles to break free from the vices that surround her, viewers are taken on a disturbing journey of self-discovery and deception.

Cast

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  Rosana Caskan

• Tony Fuentes

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  Carmen Martínez Sierra

  (as Carmen Martínez)

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  María Rey

• Isidro Luengo

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  Fabián Conde

Reviews

Jóvenes viciosas has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some appreciate the raw and provocative depiction of youth culture in the 80s, others criticize the film for its sensationalism and lack of depth. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the movie has a rating of 3.8/10, with some viewers praising the performances while condemning the exploitative nature of the plot. IMDb rates Jóvenes viciosas at 4.3/10, with viewers torn between the stylish visuals and the shallow character development. Metacritic gives it a below-average score, highlighting the film's shortcomings in storytelling and character arcs. Despite the polarizing opinions, Jóvenes viciosas remains a cult classic for its unapologetic and bold take on the darker aspects of youth culture.