Director: Jesus Franco
A young woman (Lina Romay) is sent to prison after accidentally killing her father
(Franco himself) who was trying to rape her. Inside the prison she must deal with
an evil warden (Monica Swinn), a mixed up doctor (Paul Muller) and all sorts of
sexually hungry lesbians. ... It has no limits to the amount of trash it will go
to whether it be violence, torture, nudity or sexual abuse. The film never takes
itself overly serious and instead is just a good time if you can stand this type
of thing. ... Franco keeps the action moving through the rather short 80-minute
running time, which is a great thing as the film never slows down or gets boring.
The highlight of the film however belongs to a flashback sequence where we see Romay
kill her father being played by Franco. This scene, shot in slow motion, is just so
incredibly silly that you can't help but laugh out loud. (IMDB)
A young woman (Lina Romay) is sent to prison after accidentally killing her father
(Franco himself) who was trying to rape her. Inside the prison she must deal with
an evil warden (Monica Swinn), a mixed up doctor (Paul Muller) and all sorts of
sexually hungry lesbians. ... It has no limits to the amount of trash it will go
to whether it be violence, torture, nudity or sexual abuse. The film never takes
itself overly serious and instead is just a good time if you can stand this type
of thing. ... Franco keeps the action moving through the rather short 80-minute
running time, which is a great thing as the film never slows down or gets boring.
The highlight of the film however belongs to a flashback sequence where we see Romay
kill her father being played by Franco. This scene, shot in slow motion, is just so
incredibly silly that you can't help but laugh out loud. (IMDB)
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