Six inmates, one wild weekend: parole prep the exploitation way.
PRISON GIRLS
The First Real Adult Film in 3-D
A prison psychiatrist prepares six female inmates for parole by granting them a weekend furlough, during which each of them has a sexual encounter.
Rehabilitation, 1972 style: more group showers than group therapy.
Tom DeSimone’s X-rated entry in the women-in-prison cycle doesn’t just unlock the cell doors—it lets the inmates loose on a weekend furlough filled with body paint, group showers, and more than a little softcore chaos. If you demand your rehabilitation with a side of simulated sex and catfights, this is the parole hearing for you.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Prison Girls is a 1972 American crime drama film directed by Tom DeSimone about six female prisoners given a weekend furlough, leading to a series of sexual encounters—some consensual, some not—before their impending parole.
Synopsis
Why Cult
Six inmates let loose for a weekend, each facing wildly different sexual and criminal escapades.
From nude fights to group showers and explicit encounters, the film leans hard into its X-rated, women-in-prison credentials.
A raw look at the era’s exploitation cinema, mixing themes of sexual dysfunction, biker gangs, and criminal lovers.
A line-up of cult favorites—including Jacqueline Giroux, Uschi Digard, and Marsha Jordan—each taking a turn at trouble.
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Questions from the Vault
What is Prison Girls about? +
Prison Girls follows six female inmates granted a weekend furlough, each encountering a spectrum of sexual and criminal experiences before their parole.
Who directed Prison Girls? +
Prison Girls was directed by Tom DeSimone.
How long is Prison Girls? +
Prison Girls has a runtime of 93 minutes.
What genre is Prison Girls? +
Prison Girls is a crime drama film.
Where can I watch Prison Girls? +
Prison Girls is available to stream on SassyFlix.
