Caged in Paradiso (1990)A group of women falsely imprisoned in an island fortress plan to escape. Director:Mike SnyderWriter:Michele Thyne |
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Caged in Paradiso (1990)A group of women falsely imprisoned in an island fortress plan to escape. Director:Mike SnyderWriter:Michele Thyne |
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| Irene Cara | ... |
Eva
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Peter Kowanko | ... |
Eric
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Paula Bond | ... |
Queenie
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| Joseph Culp | ... |
Terrorist
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Luis Vera | ... |
Jocelito
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Wolf Muser | ... |
Helmut
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| Christopher Pennock | ... |
McHenry
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Laurence Haddon | ... |
Sen. Paradiso
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Wycliffe Young | ... |
Instructor
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Big John Studd | ... |
Big Man
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Beverly Purcell | ... |
Rosa
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Ji-Tu Cumbuka | ... |
Josh
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David Dunard | ... |
Congressman
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Chuck Sloan | ... |
TV Newscaster
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Cecil Phillips | ... |
Lalo
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A group of women falsely imprisoned in an island fortress plan to escape.
This is an enjoyable, but unspectacular B movie which interestingly was made years before similar-plotted "No Escape". Irene Cara stars as innocent wife who accompanies her convicted terrorist husband to the laser-guarded prison island of Paradiso. When the couple is separated, Irene is picked up by a tribe of amazons which try to maintain some degree of civilization against the savage male prisoners. Trouble starts when the couple meets again and the beloved husband turns out to be equally vicious as the other men and finally convinces his meanwhile likewise imprisoned terrorist leader to attack the womens camp.
Nice photography, quite a good performance by Paula Bond, Irene does a bit too much whining and the end is not really convincing, but pretty OK fare for its price tag.