Bad Girls 10: In the Cage (1998)
Like a bad dream Heather is lying in bed with her boyfriend one moment, and lying in a dark damp cell charged with homicide the next. The warden isn't to be trusted, the guards are on the take and worst of all, the dykes crave new meat. BAD GIRLS #10. It's what happens when pussy hits the pen.
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Like a bad dream Heather is lying in bed with her boyfriend one moment, and lying in a dark damp cell charged with homicide the next. The warden isn't to be trusted, the guards are on the take and worst of all, the dykes crave new meat. BAD GIRLS #10. It's what happens when pussy hits the pen.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Crime, Drama
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In Theaters:3/14/1998
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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