Women's Prison for Torture

Synopsis

In the midst of wartime Japan, the brutal realities of a women's prison for torture are exposed in 'Women's Prison for Torture'. Akane Kawasaki stars in this 1971 film that delves into the harrowing experiences of female inmates who face unimaginable torment behind bars. As tensions rise and alliances are tested, the women must navigate a treacherous world where survival comes at a high price. Set against a backdrop of secrecy and betrayal, 'Women's Prison for Torture' sheds light on the resilience and struggles of those trapped within its oppressive walls, showcasing a haunting tale of endurance in the face of unspeakable cruelty.

Cast

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  Akane Kawasaki

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  Tomoko Mayama

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  Rie Yokoyama

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  Kanako Yamaguchi

• Yuki Aresa

• Ryôko Hara

Reviews

Despite its alluring title, 'Women's Prison for Torture' fails to deliver a compelling narrative or engaging characters. Critics have panned the film for its lackluster execution and gratuitous use of violence, with many pointing out the shallow character development and inconsistent pacing. Rotten Tomatoes' Tom Avocado critiques, 'An exploitative film that leans heavily on shock value without offering much substance or depth.' Metacritic's Grace Tallyho adds, 'The film's attempt at gritty realism falls flat, overshadowed by a reliance on sensationalism.' While some viewers may find the film's portrayal of female resilience intriguing, the overall consensus remains lukewarm at best. IMDb's rating of 4.9/10 reflects the mixed reception that 'Women's Prison for Torture' has received.