The Psychedelic Girls

Synopsis

In the psychedelic world of 1960s Mexico City, The Psychedelic Girls, led by Maura Monti, take the audience on a wild ride filled with seduction, crime, and action. The group of female criminals, each with unique skills, teams up to execute a daring heist that puts them at odds with both the law and rival gangs. As their audacious plan unfolds, secrets are revealed, relationships tested, and unexpected alliances formed. With a mix of vibrant visuals, thrilling sequences, and a pulsating soundtrack, The Psychedelic Girls delivers a blend of exploitation, action, and female empowerment that captures the spirit of the era.

Cast

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  Maura Monti

  Mireyra

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  Isela Vega

  Dalilah

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  Amadee Chabot

  Adriana

• Elizabeth Campbell

  Patricia

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  Rogelio Guerra

  Arsenio Junker Tres Alas

• Tamara Garina

  Aunt Ermentrudis

Reviews

The Psychedelic Girls is a visually stunning film that dives deep into the counterculture of the 1960s, offering a thrilling narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. While some critics may find the storyline outrageous, the film's commitment to its stylistic choices and strong performances, particularly by Maura Monti, elevate it beyond its genre trappings. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus highlights the film's bold approach saying, 'A wild and stylish ride that fully embraces its psychedelic roots.' IMDb users appreciate the film's uniqueness, awarding it a solid 5.8/10 rating. Metacritic's reviews mention the film's energy and creativity, praising it as a daring and unapologetic piece of Mexican cinema.

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