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På väg mot New York för att starta ett nytt liv plockar den propra karriärkvinnan Dinah upp två liftare. I nästa stund går de till attack, varefter Dinah dumpas i ett dike. Blodig och skadad lyckas hon ta sig till en närliggande polisstation, men får ingen hjälp av den illvilliga landsortssheriffen, som i stället spärrar in henne för lösdriveri. I cellen bredvid sitter en farlig manlig fånge, men när natten mörknar är det knappast honom som Dinah behöver akta sig för… Jackson County Jail (1976), directed by Michael Miller, is a gritty American exploitation thriller following a woman wrongfully imprisoned in a corrupt Southern jail. Starring Yvette Mimieux and Tommy Lee Jones, the film depicts systemic abuse, sexual violence, and a brutal escape that spirals into a revenge-driven manhunt. The film stands as a bleak example of 1970s American prison and revenge exploitation cinema. Från IMDB: A wrongfully imprisoned young woman accused of murdering the guard who assaulted her escapes from jail and becomes a fugitive.
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Jackson County Jail (1976)
84 min
A young woman stumbles into a nightmare land of hijacking and humiliation while driving cross-country from California to New York.