Watch Order
0 / 3 watchedThree radical films in release order.
About Koji Wakamatsu
Koji Wakamatsu fused pink film speed with radical politics in black and white. Violated Angels from 1967 stages a nurse-ward siege drawn from a real crime, shot with harsh flashbulbs. Go Go Second Time Virgin from 1969 traps two teens on a rooftop through assault memory and revenge.
Ecstasy of the Angels from 1972 closes the peak with deserters and radicals turning on each other in a stark hideout. Wakamatsu reuses spare rooms and sudden violence, but each film grows more political. Flashbulb raids and rooftop grief reward viewers who track the radical climb. Watch in release order to feel the climb from crime shock to rooftop grief to group collapse.
Good to know
Watch in release order from 1967 through 1969 to 1972. Films stand apart, but spare rooms and sudden violence recur. Each runs under 90 minutes in stark black and white. Start with Violated Angels for the crime shock, then Go Go Second Time Virgin for rooftop grief, ending with Ecstasy of the Angels for group collapse. Spare-room staging links them, so crime shock primes the later collapse.
