Caged Fury

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Frans B @FransB Jan 30, 2026 Not really even worth a review. See more Bruce M @BruceMc Oct 2, 2025 Really awful, almost unwatchable, a terrible addition to the women-in-prison genre. See "The Naked Cage" instead. See more M M @locust_star Jul 27, 2023 This movie is about overcoming adversity and relationships. Fun for the whole family. See more Dec 13, 2021 A lesser entry in the women-in-prison sub-genre, but it's still fairly fun, for the absurdity alone. It just doesn't get as wild, or have as big of camp performances that you would expect from this Grindhouse fare. See more victor o @RT45890256 Jan 27, 2020 Women in prison movie, only with a handful of decent actors and less sex than a late-night movie Women seeking fame and fortune in Los Angeles are tricked into a casting call that becomes a fast track to a phony prison where they are sold into the sex trade. But its the thinking of a duo of sisters who realize what's going on and make friends with two men that save their lives and the lives of others. I saw this for the gorgeous women but also seeing Erik Estrada and some awesome martial arts by the late Richard Barathy. Not the best movie I've seen but not the worst. Well worth my time. See more Sep 7, 2014 Women-in-prison films are probably among the most disreputable of grindhouse sub-genres, but there are a few good ones of note. Jack Hill is probably the only director of this type of film to balance sleazy thrills and satire, which made the sleaziness more palatable. "Caged Fury" lacks most any humor or anything remotely seeming clever, which makes the film a mostly unpleasant and repugnant experience. These films mostly died out in the late 70s and early 80s, so this one released in 1990 is a real Johnny-Come-Lately. I suppose the only thing to distinguish it from it's forebears is that it features more 80s hair and clothing that, which was somewhat amusing. The supporting cast includes Michael Parks, Erik Estrada, Jack Carter, James Hong, Ron Jeremy and the film features music by Abel Ferrara's regular composer, Joe Delia. One star for a plethora of 80s fashion. See more Read all reviews

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