Reform school girls try to make the best of a bad situation.Reform school girls try to make the best of a bad situation.Reform school girls try to make the best of a bad situation.
Melinda Casey
- Betsy Abel
- (as Linda Plowman)
Jean Inness
- Mrs. Nichols
- (as Jean Innes)
Ray Foster
- Cliff Munster
- (as Raymond Foster)
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- TriviaOne of the juvenile delinquent inmates says she's restyling her hair to look like Doris Day--an in-joke reference to producer Martin Melcher's then-wife.
- GoofsWhen Cuckoo removes the wooden box with the baby from the car, nothing is on the sides of the box; when the girls are taking care of him in their room, the evaporated-milk brand name emblazons the box's sides and end panels.
- Quotes
Mrs. Nichols: Betsy Abel. Two months ago she had an illegitimate baby, a baby boy, who is now in the custody of her mother. Her mother's boyfriend is a taxi driver with a police record. The girl won't tell who the father is; so, we have another inmate. She's assigned to your cottage. Well, I suppose we better look the little criminal over.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Bikers, Blondes and Blood (1993)
Featured review
Provocative-for-the-time B-film, with a memorable performance by winsome Susan Oliver as a tough young woman in a woman's prison. This film is more watchable than most B/W B-films of the 1950s, and concludes with a gripping, shocking climax. Watch this on video as a fun escape/indulgence on a rainy Saturday afternoon with a steaming cup of Suisse Mocha...
- vmcdavidson
- Aug 21, 2000
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- Blonde and Dangerous
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- Runtime1 hour 16 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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