Nomination Year: 1994

SYNOPSIS: The supposed plot: unscrupulous scientists are using inmates in a women's prison/asylum as guinea pigs for their experimental mind control drug. Whenever one of the inmates is bad (or whenever the corrupt, bitchy warden feels like it), she's sent to the "hellhole," from which none have returned. The real plot: the whole movie is a thinly-disguised excuse to show naked women in the shower, naked women fighting, and naked women in the shower, fighting.

Smithee Award Nominations

"Let's Up The Rating To 'R'"

Now Ladies, I Want a Good, Clean Fight You can just imagine the director thinking: "Hmm. Here we've got a women's prison movie. Do we want a locker room scene, a shower scene, or a cat-fight scene? Hey -- why not all three rolled into one? Brilliant!" Yep, halfway through their steamy, soapy shower, one of the inmates picks a fight with another ("I saw how you looked at her! Stay away -- she's my bitch!") and continue it into the locker room, naked and jiggling the whole time, of course.

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Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Pierre De Moro

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Judy Landers	<Not Yet in Database>
Mary Woronov	<Not Yet in Database>	Was the childhood sweetheart of Harry Chapin; "Mary Bland" in Eating Raoul
Marjoe Gortner	<Not Yet in Database>	Preacher turned actor, his blond, curly head pops up in a lot of Bad Movies.
Robert Z'Dar	<Not Yet in Database>	It'd be hard to find anyone whose face is puffier; gigantic ex-wrestler. He shows up as the antagonist/Boss Battle in many a Smithee-level film. You've probably seen him if you've watched four or more Bad Movies.
Martin West	Rollins	Was Wickett in Mac and Me.
Lynn Borden	Susan's Mother	Went from Barbara Baxter on "Hazel" to blaxploitation to...uh... Frogs.

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