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Linda Haynes | ... |
Rachel Foster
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| Geoffrey Lewis | ... |
Doctor Hans R. Kline
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| Ellen Travolta | ... |
Mover
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| Lurene Tuttle | ... |
Granny
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Mercedes Shirley | ... |
Warden Weber
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Darlene Craviotto | ... |
Rita
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Marie O'Henry | ... |
Tanya
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| Wesley Marie Tackitt | ... |
Jimmy
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Caroline Davies | ... |
Pam
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Cherie Franklin | ... |
Cell Guard
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| Aldo Ray | ... |
Mat Tibbs
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| Jackie Coogan | ... |
Sheriff Tibbs
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| Bobby Porter | ... |
Derril Willis
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James O'Connell | ... |
Father
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Rebecca Bohanon | ... |
Mother
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Country singer Rachel (Haynes) is arrested and charged with murder and placed in prison. Psychiatric sessions are run by the sadistic Dr. Kline, whose idea of mental health is to erase the patient's personality and completely replace it with a new one through brainwashing. Written by Ørnås
I like hardcore horror, but this banned film (sometimes marketed as a women in prison movie) is not very interesting and may be Scientologist propaganda.
Shocker scenes include the discovery of a massacred family and the full frontal nude spraying of inmates. Otherwise I found little of interest other than a scene involving the bloody and semi-topless lead covered in real live bugs, many of which were huge and bizarre.
Is the main character being psychologically tormented by an evil doctor or is she seeing things that are not there? I didn't really care, but it's all resolved at the end. Quite a far fetched and annoying end at that.