The Big Doll House

REVIEW
Valley girls and Hollywood starlets trapped in a hellhole Filipino prison! One of the earliest and most commercially succesful of the "women-in-prison" films that were so popular in the 1970s, this is almost chaste compared to its cheesier successors. Filmed in a breezy, comedic fashion, the film features the requisite S&M beating, shower and claws-out fighting sequences to tell its tale of prisoners who revolt against their ruthless warden. Judith M. Brown, Pat Woodell, Brooke Mills and the legendary Pam Grier all appear in varied stages of undress.