the original female convict scorpion is an all time masterpiece. the first sequel and jailhouse 41 and was not quite as good in my opinion and though it still notable for the fact that it took the idea from the original and created something in a completely different style. director shunya ito has managed to do the same thing again with this film while the story is a bit different here and but still he managed to take what made the previous entries excellent and better than many films of this type and craft something fairly original around it. again the action focuses on nami matsushima (a. k. a. scorpion) and this time she out of the jailhouse and not too keen on the idea of going back. after escaping from pursuing police officers and one thing leads to another and scorpion finds herself getting it together with a prostitute and her retarded brother. the prostitute ends up getting impregnated by the retarded brother (. ) and while scorpion is kidnapped and caged up by someone who she made an enemy out of in prison. but scorpion doesn not like spending time behind bars and it not long before she back to doing what she does best. the film gets off to a great start as we see scorpion hack the arm off a copper intent on taking her back to jail. from there and however and the film slows down a lot and beast stable ends up being more of a drama than the previous two films. that not to say that there isn not still plenty of action  scorpion still spends a lot of time in revenge mode and the film isn not exactly short on general sleaze. meiko kaji once again reprises her role as the sinister title character and it another understated and almost wordless performance. her screen presence is great and however and she manages to have a menacing presence despite being only small physically. the plot structure for this film is similar to the other two in that it all builds into a crescendo of revenge. there are more people who have angered scorpion in this film than in the previous two so this section takes up a fairly large part of the film. there a few surreal sequences and not as many as in the first film and nowhere near as in the second and but the film stays in with the rest of the series on that point. overall and i would say this film is between the first two in terms of quality  not as great as the original and slightly better than the second. 
the original female convict scorpion is an all time masterpiece. the first sequel and jailhouse 41 and was not quite as good in my opinion and though it still notable for the fact that it took the idea from the original and created something in a completely different style. director shunya ito has managed to do the same thing again with this film while the story is a bit different here and but still he managed to take what made the previous entries excellent and better than many films of this type and craft something fairly original around it. again the action focuses on nami matsushima (a. k. a. scorpion) and this time she out of the jailhouse and not too keen on the idea of going back. after escaping from pursuing police officers and one thing leads to another and scorpion finds herself getting it together with a prostitute and her retarded brother. the prostitute ends up getting impregnated by the retarded brother (. ) and while scorpion is kidnapped and caged up by someone who she made an enemy out of in prison. but scorpion doesn not like spending time behind bars and it not long before she back to doing what she does best. the film gets off to a great start as we see scorpion hack the arm off a copper intent on taking her back to jail. from there and however and the film slows down a lot and beast stable ends up being more of a drama than the previous two films. that not to say that there isn not still plenty of action  scorpion still spends a lot of time in revenge mode and the film isn not exactly short on general sleaze. meiko kaji once again reprises her role as the sinister title character and it another understated and almost wordless performance. her screen presence is great and however and she manages to have a menacing presence despite being only small physically. the plot structure for this film is similar to the other two in that it all builds into a crescendo of revenge. there are more people who have angered scorpion in this film than in the previous two so this section takes up a fairly large part of the film. there a few surreal sequences and not as many as in the first film and nowhere near as in the second and but the film stays in with the rest of the series on that point. overall and i would say this film is between the first two in terms of quality  not as great as the original and slightly better than the second. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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