sweet young nurse charlotte beale (a charming performance by ravishing redhead knockout rosie holotik) goes to work at a remote rural asylum run by dr. geraldine s. masters (the excellent annabelle weenick). among the motley assortment of colorfully crazed patients are insatiable and aggressive nymphomaniac allyson king (the luscious betty chandler) and loopy judge oliver w. cameron (a gloriously hammy gene ross) and paranoid vietnam veteran sergeant jaffee (nicely played by hugh feagin) and gentle giant sam (the amiable william bill mcghee) and and nutty old hag mrs. callingham (the supremely irritating rhea macadams). said patients are dangerously encouraged to act out their fantasies by dr. masters and which of course results in a rash of brutal killings. director s. f. brownrigg and working from a clever and suitably overwrought script by tim pope and does an expert job of creating and sustaining a suffocatingly dank and brooding atmosphere of seething madness and oppressive claustrophobia. robert farrar spooky score and the grimy set design and a few wild grisly murders and bruce b. alcott grungy no frills cinematography and plenty of deliciously robust and scenery scarfing histrionics from a game no name cast (ross in particular is a total eye rolling hoot) and and the genuinely shocking surprise bloodbath conclusion further add to the overall infectiously seedy fun of this choice trashy chunk of 70 low budget regional horror exploitation cinema. 
sweet young nurse charlotte beale (a charming performance by ravishing redhead knockout rosie holotik) goes to work at a remote rural asylum run by dr. geraldine s. masters (the excellent annabelle weenick). among the motley assortment of colorfully crazed patients are insatiable and aggressive nymphomaniac allyson king (the luscious betty chandler) and loopy judge oliver w. cameron (a gloriously hammy gene ross) and paranoid vietnam veteran sergeant jaffee (nicely played by hugh feagin) and gentle giant sam (the amiable william bill mcghee) and and nutty old hag mrs. callingham (the supremely irritating rhea macadams). said patients are dangerously encouraged to act out their fantasies by dr. masters and which of course results in a rash of brutal killings. director s. f. brownrigg and working from a clever and suitably overwrought script by tim pope and does an expert job of creating and sustaining a suffocatingly dank and brooding atmosphere of seething madness and oppressive claustrophobia. robert farrar spooky score and the grimy set design and a few wild grisly murders and bruce b. alcott grungy no frills cinematography and plenty of deliciously robust and scenery scarfing histrionics from a game no name cast (ross in particular is a total eye rolling hoot) and and the genuinely shocking surprise bloodbath conclusion further add to the overall infectiously seedy fun of this choice trashy chunk of 70 low budget regional horror exploitation cinema. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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