Women in cages

Carol "Jeff" Jeffries is set up by her gangster boyfriend Rudy. She does not know that Rudy runs prostitution, gambling and drug trafficking. During a joint campaign for cockfights, Rudy receives a large bundle of heroin and, noticing the police, asks Jeff to hide the bundle to himself.

The girl is sentenced to ten years in prison and sent to a harsh prison, led by Alabama - a lesbian guard with sadistic inclinations and a love of various tortures.

Rudy invites her cellmate Jeff Stoke, a heroin addict, to kill her in exchange for supplying her heroin. For fear that Jeff might tell the police everything to mitigate the term. Captain Acosta, trying to land Rudy, offers Sandy's other cellmate to convince Jeff to testify against Ruby in exchange for an amnesty.

Day after day, Jeff is undergoing assassination attempts by the Strings and Alabama brutality. However, once in a punishment cell and finding a secret passage there, connected to the sewer leading outside the prison, she decides to escape. However, the prison is surrounded by the jungle, and local poachers receive a good reward for catching the girls alive or dead. Together with Sandy, Stoke and another cellmate Teresa - a local girl, the only one who knows the jungle, they escape, taking Alabama hostage.

Women in Cages has been published several times on DVD, and before that on VHS during a continuous interest in Roger Corman's products. The newest release of the film was held by Shout! Factory as part of Roger Corman's Cult Classics on 6-21-11. ^[one]

• Director Quentin Tarantino is a big fan of the film. He stated: "I am a big, huge fan of Jerry de Leon ... the film is just harsh, rude and cruel." He also described the last frame as devastatingly desperate.
• The heroine of Patricia Arquette from the movie True Love got the name Alabama in honor of the overseer from this film. In the original script, Clarence even noticed that this name sounds like the character Pam Grier ^[2] . Tarantino is the screenwriter of True Love .
• Women in cages

• " Women in Cells ” on the Internet Movie Database