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Aug 15, 2024 · Women in Cages. Pam Grier, Roberta Collins, Paquito Diaz. 88 votes. Women in Cages, a tour de force in the world of exploitation cinema, stars the formidable Pam Grier as Alabama, a brutal warden overseeing her prisoners with an iron fist.
- Reform School Girls
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- Reform School Girls
The skit, in the end, presents itself not only as a parody of “women-in-prison” movies like Caged but also as a spoof of the anti-marijuana films that were presented to students in many American high schools during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
The skit, in the end, presents itself not only as a parody of “women-in-prison” movies like Caged but also as a spoof of the anti-marijuana films that were presented to students in many American high schools during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
- Women Without Men by Kellogg and Schoenfeld
- Jerry Wald
- John Cromwell
- Virginia Kellogg
May 5, 2014 · After watching season one of Netflix's popular series Orange is the New Black, I was excited when the opportunity arose to review 1950's Caged, a similar story of a naive young woman who is imprisoned after collaborating in a crime.
Feb 2, 2019 · “Pile out, you tramps! It’s the end of the line!” That’s the opening line barked to a van full of new female inmates in the 1950 WB melodrama Caged. While critics praised the performances and tight storytelling, more than a few thought the situations were a bit emotionally broad—pun intended.
"Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion", "Caged", "Brokedown Palace", "Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41", & "Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS" are on The Top 50 Women-in-Prison Movies of All Time on Flickchart.
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The following list contains sexploitation features from the “glory days” of Women In Prison (aka WIP) films, circa 1969 until 1989. By the 1990s and beyond, with the insurgence of the Politically Correct Police and the need for Trigger Warnings, many exploitation films are reduced to being watered down in comparison to their predecessors.
