Hitwomen Femi-Nazis

"The hitman is actually Miyuki, a gorgeous hitwoman who doesn't take any crap in the most stylish sense. A natural (killer that is), she refers to her guns as her 'man' (the member-envy, role-reversed implications of this were, I thought, highly amusing). However despite this inherent talent, and perhaps fondness for projectile weapons, she is bucking the system (so to speak!). In the opening scenes of the film it becomes apparent that she is not interested in playing by the Hitman Guild's rules in an internal war to become ichi-ban on the Guild's Best Hitmen list (she stands at number three and seems to like it that way). She is, as her code name Stray Cat implies, someone who does what she pleases and she doesn't need anyone else to do it for her."

"Fast forward to the future for the rest of the plot: Lilith is now a leather-clad vampire hitwoman known to the police as "the Angel of Death," and her main main pursuit of late has been a series of hits on people whose only outward similarity is that they all wear little "seeing eye" rings, such as you find in a biker shop. She apparently spends the rest of her time in a gothic bar called "Transilvania" [sic], arguing with gothic vampire wanna-be's about what a vampire would really do with her time."

American Hitwomen in Leather: Bridget Fonda. Lucy Liu.