Contentar Best movie of this year hands down!

Cooktopi The acting in this movie is really good.

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Diana I remember watching this all the time when I was 12 years old. I really liked it. It was one of those cheesy, soap opera-ish shows that just hooked me in with its storyline. I remember the twin redheads, Rita and Roxy. One was a prisoner and one dated one of the prison guards, Jack. I still remember that she called him "Jackhammer." I remember one episode where someone is trying to sneak one of the women out of prison and is hiding something inside of a ridiculously huge bracelet. I can still picture the prison bars slamming and the words "Dangerous Women" coming across the screen. I wouldn't mind finding the whole series on DVD and watching it for fun.

Keria24 I watched this TV show regularly I was in 7th grade at the time I believe. That was my first time watching Casper Van Dien, and I have followed his TV/movie career ever since. That was my first time seeing women in jail, and I found the show interesting. It also starred Valerie Wildman, who I enjoyed as well.Once Casper appeared I had to find out who he was, so I waited till the end of credits and wrote his name down, I am glad that I did. I certainly couldn't forget his name after that. I think Casper is a wonderful actor, I am looking forward to seeing his future movie projects.

blackwarrior400 I remember this show's run in syndication on KTXH-TV 20 in Houston. I thought that it was a pretty good show. It was very simply filmed, lacking in flash or glam. It was gritty and to-the-point, which may turn off television purists and academia who break down shows with a checklist.I remember Lynn Hamilton being in this show and thinking, "How did Donna from 'Sanford and Son' end up in prison?!" A very young Tia Mowry ("Sister, Sister") made a cameo as well.Perhaps some station will pick this show up for a second run, but I doubt it. Which is a shame.

Qwertyuiop This series was shown late-night in some regions of the UK in 1992, during the summer. At this time I was between finishing school and starting college, and my lazy summer evenings were enlivened by watching this awful series! Essentially, it's Prisoner: Cell Block H relocated to America - New Mexico if I remember correctly. It was dreadful. I loved it, it now has a halcyon tinted glow...