the impossibly sexy rosie holotik plays charlotte beale and a new nurse at one of those movie type asylums where the doctor in charge has his own and unorthodox ways of treating the inmates. reluctantly bringing her on board is the officious dr. masters (anne macadams and a. k. a. annabelle weenick). the inmates do not take too kindly to charlotte and either. part mystery and part horror and this initial effort from b movie director s. f. brownrigg has an oppressive feel to it. these colorful psychos and including a nymphomaniac with no self esteem and a gentle giant who already had a lobotomy and and a supposed judge who speaks in legalese jargon and dominate the screen with their unnerving presence. it a picture that works fairly well and establishing the gritty and grim atmosphere right from the get go. some brief bursts of graphic violence also help to give it that good old fashioned exploitative quality. it builds in intensity as the imperiled heroine struggles to maintain her own sanity and offering one surreal encounter after another. particularly effective is the poetry quoting and dotty old mrs. callingham. for cheap 1970 era cheese and it pretty effective and with a particularly nasty climax. i had a pretty good time watching it. positive . 
the impossibly sexy rosie holotik plays charlotte beale and a new nurse at one of those movie type asylums where the doctor in charge has his own and unorthodox ways of treating the inmates. reluctantly bringing her on board is the officious dr. masters (anne macadams and a. k. a. annabelle weenick). the inmates do not take too kindly to charlotte and either. part mystery and part horror and this initial effort from b movie director s. f. brownrigg has an oppressive feel to it. these colorful psychos and including a nymphomaniac with no self esteem and a gentle giant who already had a lobotomy and and a supposed judge who speaks in legalese jargon and dominate the screen with their unnerving presence. it a picture that works fairly well and establishing the gritty and grim atmosphere right from the get go. some brief bursts of graphic violence also help to give it that good old fashioned exploitative quality. it builds in intensity as the imperiled heroine struggles to maintain her own sanity and offering one surreal encounter after another. particularly effective is the poetry quoting and dotty old mrs. callingham. for cheap 1970 era cheese and it pretty effective and with a particularly nasty climax. i had a pretty good time watching it. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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