the plot of this movie is to see Sara Malakul Lane naked. The entire point of making this film is to show the viewers full frontal views of Sara Malakul Lane. And the entire reason that people sit down and watch this movie is to see Sara Malakul Lane naked.So...mission accomplished and in spades.The dialogue? Who cares. The story? Who cares The production values? Who cares The score? Who cares? The acting? Again, who cares.None of that has anything to do with the movie. That wasn't the goal the creators had in mind when making this film. And, let's be honest, none of that is the reason why you are going to sit down and watch it.

good intentions when it comes to Anna. The leader of the rival group also notices Anna but she is only interested in beating her up.Reluctantly Anna joins Kody's group as refuge. But they can't help her with the warden who seems fairly nice on the surface but quickly takes advantage of her. Kody introduces Anna to drugs but sticks only to smoking. Anna meanwhile keeps getting herself in trouble, rejects the help of Kody, ends up in solitary confinement repeatedly, and starts injecting hard drugs. Things quickly go downhill for Anna. She becomes addicted, ends up in a longer stint in solitary, tries to commit suicide, ends up in the psych ward, the warden continues to abuse her. To help her though he gives her a cello to practice for the talent show. Anna has a parole hearing coming up and the warden promises to put in a good for her if she continues doing him "favors." When the day arrives, of course, he doesn't keep his word which forces Anna to think of another way out.I'm glad to see The Asylum going beyond wild sci fi movies and copies of Hollywood films and returning to its roots by trying something more original. Jailbait is a sexploitation movie of the women-in-prison variety, the kind no one makes anymore, which is why so many reviewers seem to be surprised. So yes, there's going to be nudity and sex. Imagine, the horror! Not to worry though, for some reason, the girls tend to cover their bodies quite a bit. And as a B- movie there's going to be production and acting issues. It's not like big studios would ever dare make a movie like this. The problems are the usual- weak acting by secondary characters, unpolished story, sound issues, odd sets, etc. A lot here seems episodic and repetitive.But on to the positives. Sara Malukul Lane is gorgeous and so is Erin O'Brien. Sara's acting is a bit flat though but you do end up caring for her. Steve Hanks on the other hand is a great actor and you like him more than you should. Interesting that they didn't make his character just purely evil but also gave him a benevolent side. The story itself is good but the script needed a bit more work, and the main characters more depth.I'm giving this movie a high score because it resurrects women-in-prison movies that have all but vanished. Perhaps The Asylum will also dare to make some day a movie of another pretty extinct kind- nunsploitation. Also commendable is the commitment by the actresses to their roles. Some of the stuff they go through couldn't have been easy. If you've never see a movie of this genre, check it out.

nudity censored. And I don't think the sex and nudity was gratuitous--it's what life is like for a girl like her in such a situation. I really don't find much fault with the movie. You can watch it for free on IMDb and I liked it so much I copied it to a DVD to watch again whenever I want. One of the best womens prison movies made.