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After the king of a banana republic decides to abdicate, his daughter "Princess Marga" (Chanel Akiko Hirai) is captured by revolutionaries and sent to a maximum security prison. This results in the American government sending a female agent by the name of "Amanda" (Jewel Shephard) to the prison to protect her and attempt to facilitate her escape at the appropriate time. What makes things more difficult, however, is that another American woman by the name of "Lucy" (Susan Harvey) is caught up in the action and sent to that same prison. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this film turned out to be a rather standard women-in-Prison (WIP) movie which covers the essential basics and doesn't stray too far off course. As a matter of fact, it's actually quite tame in comparison to some of the other films in this particular sub-genre. That being said, however, although both Chanel Akiko Hirai and Jewel Shephard were both quite attractive, the acting wasn't too good overall and for that reason I have rated it as slightly below average.

This is a fun watch. Even though i liked the first, this really blew it out of the water! Packed with shameless violence, nudity and catfights, this is a must! I felt i was back in the 70's, when the plot was 2nd to the exploitation of guns and female bodies! Jewel Sheperd was great to! See this along with one for a great womens prison double feature.

Your best fiend in exploitation

Jesse Tucker

If you like violence, lots of sex, which is very close to porno, and think rape and sexual abuse to women in a so called prison is okay, this is the film for you. I have Pay-TV and watched this film briefly, so I really cannot tell you the ending of the film? Jewel Shepard(Amanda),"The Cooler",'03, is a very talented actress and very good looking, however, she wasted her talents in this film. Pamella D'Pella (Paula),"Space Cowboys",2000, is a very beautiful gal and is an up and coming actress also wasted her talents twisting and grinding for the warden, Vic Diaz,"Closer to Home", '95, who portrayed a very evil and dirty minded old man, who every time he smiled looked like the DEVIL himself!