Starring: Victoria De Mare, Eva Derrek, Vinnie Bilancio, Jackeline Olivier, Jed Rowen, Yurizan Beltran, Bernadette Perez

“Huge boobs, huge gore, huge werewolf, huge fun.”

After surviving a savage werewolf attack that leaves her boyfriend dead, Sarah awakens in a brutal South American women’s prison accused of his murder. As the full moon approaches, she discovers the creature’s bite has cursed her with a terrifying lycanthropic affliction of her own. Trapped inside a prison ruled by corrupt guards, sadistic and sex-starved inmates, and a ruthless warden who sees profit in her new monstrous condition, Sarah must embrace the savage beast within if she’s ever going to get out alive.

Like some testosterone and cocaine-fueled version of a lost Jess Franco movie, action-horror maverick Jeff Leroy (Rat Scratch Fever, The Screaming) comes out punching, kicking and body slamming with one of the sleaziest, gore-soaked and non-stop homages to 1970s exploitation ever produced. Released during the mid-2000s boom of independent direct-to-video horror, Leroy fuses old-school werewolf tropes and the notorious women-in-prison formula with equal parts skill and adoration – delivering a gleefully relentless and over-the-top stew of monsters, practical gore and sexy sleaze – resulting in pure B-movie bliss.