The Big Doll House (1971)
Directed by: Jack Hill
Screenplay by: Don Spencer
Genre: Action | Drama
Running Time: 95 Minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Viewed: Netflix Watch Instantly
White skin on the black market.
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Comments: The Big Doll House is the last film from Shout! Factory's The Women in Cages Collection (which consists of three Roger Corman-produced WIP films) that I needed to watch. It's along the lines of the other film in that collection that came out the same year, Women in Cages. Both tease more graphic and deprave acts than they actually produce, but both are reasonably well-made and worth a watch. My biggest complaint with the film was the schizo relationship between the main characters. The group of six women go from harming each other to friends and back again for essentially the whole movie. It was weird. But otherwise, The Big Doll House wasn't half-bad. No recommendations here, because just by looking at the film you'll know whether or not you want to watch it. Quality doesn't really matter with a title like this, right?
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