A young blonde is out of jail. Meanwhile, the guard watches another prisoner and cuts a guy with a razor, the runner is trapped and brought back. Kate Collins of Utah is not quite happy at home. He longs for the bustle of the city, and especially after Hollywood. And so one day, despite the disapproval of his father and a little Sister Tracy, used in a car and leaving for a better future. On the way, he takes a girl who had a minor conflict with the driver of another car. It's Rhonda Wallace. The two of them will arrive to L.A. Here Rhonda lives with young photographer Buck Lewis. He is pulling out in the strip strip in the evening, where Rhonda has a small conflict with the local light gun. Even Kate will not get annoyed by a bunch of bikers, and the two guys will save her. One of them is Viktor, and Kate is right with him. The second was Dick Ramsey. The next day, Kate and Rhonda are casting. This is what Mr. G has to do with Buck very much, but Mr. G is not very much to him. When Kate plays an erotic scene, and refuses to continue, after which she is attacked by the director with Rhona. There is a small laugh and the police arrive. A court is taking place and the two girls end up in the village. He's already in Tracy and looking for his sister. So the phone call Kate forced the warden over is already useless. Kate had to tell him that she was OK and out of town. Then Kate goes through the first "interrogation" in the prison. Then she quarrels with the other girls. Tracy has already found Bucka, and she's just trying to find her. Luckily, the two of us, Victor and Dick, will appear again here. In crime, Rhona is forced to laugh with the guard in the bathtub. And outside, Dick and Viktor actively joined Kate. First, they make order at the shooting place, where he will cleanse the director and Mr. G. Kate and Tracy will meet in the crime scene. Tracy was also "convicted" by the same court. The wounded Victor is taken by an ambulance, and Dick remains on his own. The Rhonin criminal will attack the warden and Kate on the guard . Then she escapes and can call her to the police. Beyond, in strange crime, he is trading with girls. But that's coming near here, Dick, who's getting rid of the guards. Kate has already attracted Kate. Will Dick get in time? And is something valid?Such a hype for nothing. I was waiting for the devil to know what, and she was gone from scratch. I've seen better movies on this topic. If you are looking for cruelty and nudity, definitely choose another movie and that is it. Not this crate, where nothing works. So, a few things do, but it does not even give the desired 20%. Actually, I was driving it for Paul Smith, but he has almost no space here. So do not take this movie. Get some of the baby up to bed.20171106 9309/9509 o / 1 s. in subtitle, nedab

There's often a great deal of fun to be had finding little known B pictures like this one. At least writer / director Bill Milling did his part in keeping the Women-In-Prison genre alive with his cheesy effort here. Sweet and sexy Roxanna Michaels plays Kat Collins, a gal who moves to L.A. in the hopes of being an acting star, and manages to get herself "arrested" and sent to a prison where she and various other very attractive ladies are treated as sex slaves and even auctioned off to interested parties. Her concerned older sister Tracy (Elena Sahagun) follows her trail determined to find out what happened. Meanwhile, two detectives, played by Erik "Ponch" Estrada and hulking Richard Barathy, are on the case. Barathy in particular is just a riot, a gruff, tough, brute with a priceless head of hair who the ladies on hand just go crazy for. Whether he's kicking his way through a wall or confronting the massive head guard (Paul L. Smith, 12 years after playing a not dissimilar role in "Midnight Express") or just "acting", the guy is full of entertainment value. But there are enough other familiar faces on hand to help make this thing palatable: James Hong as a detective, Michael Parks as the father of the two girls, Jack Carter as a lecherous sleaze ball, Gregory Scott Cummins as ultra creepy guard Spyder, and even Ron Jeremy as one of the guards. Jeremy isn't the only porn star to be seen, though, as there are others here acting under pseudonyms. The soundtrack, featuring some rocking tunes by a group named Poison Dollys, is enjoyable, and as befitting any movie of this type, we do get an eyeful of our hottie inmates, striking sexy poses and dressed provocatively - when they are dressed; there's enough nudity to keep people happy. The bottom line, though, is that this is all just depraved enough - and silly enough - to make for a good time for interested B movie aficionados. One performer in this who's particularly a hoot to watch is Ty Randolph as the crazed warden, Sybil Thorn (a nod to Sybil Danning and Dyanne Thorne, perhaps?). A noticeable absence of any slickness (the movie does look pretty rough, overall) helps to accent the effective grindhouse appeal. Pretty entertaining overall. Note: Estrada, Smith, Hong, and Parks also all take an associate producer credit. Seven out of 10.

Sweet innocent Kathie Collins (foxy Roxanna Michaels) and her rowdy gal pal Rhonda Wallace (a delightfully raucous April Dawn Dollarhide) are wrongfully incarcerated in a brutal women's penitentiary where the vicious staff led by sadistic lesbian Warden Sybil Thorn (essayed with lip-smacking wicked aplomb by Mindi Miller) grossly mistreat the fetching female inmates. It's up to rough'n'tumble nonstop one man a**kicking martial arts machine Dick Ramsey (beefy wonder Richard Barathy, who sports a truly hideous mullet) to rescue the lovely ladies. Writer/director Bill Milling really pours on the entertainingly outrageous cheese something scrumptious: we've got ineptly staged fight scenes aplenty (including the inevitable wild barroom brawl), slick cinematography by Kenneth H. Wiatrak, a constant snappy pace, a wailin' 80's head-banging rock soundtrack, a pleasingly leering protracted shower scene, vigorously hammy overacting from a game cast, one doozy of a surprise plot twist (the prison is actually a front for a nefarious white slavery ring!), a funky, pumping score by Joe Delia, an exciting last reel jailbreak sequence, and a handy helping of tasty distaff gratuitous nudity (the gorgeous Elena Sahagun in particular looks positively delectable in her birthday suit). Popping up in nifty supporting roles are Erik Estrada as Ramsey's rugged buddy Victor, Michael Parks as Kathie's overbearing dad Mr. Collins, Greg Cummins as slimy guard Spyder, Paul L. Smith as the hulking brute head guard, Jack Carter as smarmy modeling agency big shot Mr. Castaglia, and James Hong as weary Detective Randall Stoner. A total over-the-top ridiculous and hence hugely enjoyable schlocky hoot.

When I popped "Caged Fury" into my VCR, I had no idea what to expect because I didn't have the VHS sleeve, so I thought I might be in for a kind of kick boxing movie... and I wasn't so far off. Let me explain. The film revolves around two sisters who get sent to this women's prison unjustifiably. Granted, lots of eye candy, but most of the scenes with any kind of nudity we're due to sexual harrasement and such... not much fun. Our hero is the top of the cake though. It's not explained how he is so talented at fighting, but he looked like a professional kickboxer! It was hilarious! There is no motive either for him to put his life on the line to save these two girls. Very bad though, but fun for a late night romp.