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<div class="large-6 columns">'''Savage Sisters''' ([[:Category:1974|1974]], [[:Category:Philippines|Philippines]]) is a [[:Category:Women In Prison|Women In Prison]] film directed by [[Eddie Romero]]. | <div class="large-6 columns">'''Savage Sisters''' ([[:Category:1974|1974]], [[:Category:Philippines|Philippines]]) is a [[:Category:Women In Prison|Women In Prison]] film directed by [[Eddie Romero]]. | ||
*'''Contents''': [[/Trailer|Watch Trailer]] | [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | [[Savage Sisters (1974)|Poster Art]] | *'''Contents''': [[/Trailer|Watch Trailer]] | [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | [[Savage Sisters (1974)|Poster Art]] | ||
*'''Featured in''': [[42nd Street Forever: Volume 2 - The Deuce]] | |||
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Revision as of 15:19, 23 March 2020
Savage Sisters (1974, Philippines) is a Women In Prison film directed by Eddie Romero.
- Contents: Watch Trailer | Available DVDs | Poster Art
- Featured in: 42nd Street Forever: Volume 2 - The Deuce
Main Details
- Released in 1974
- Color
- Running Time: 89 Min.
- Distribution Co: American International Pictures (AIP) (1974) (USA) (theatrical)
- Directed by Eddie Romero
- Written by Harry Corner, H. Franco Moon
- Starring Gloria Hendry, Cheri Caffaro, John Ashley, Alfonso Carvajal, Vic Diaz
- Produced by John Ashley, Eddie Romero
- Original Music by Les Baxter (as Bax)
- Cinematography by Justo Paulino
- Film Editing by Lori J. Kranze, Isagani Pastor
Tagline
- BEWARE! They are still at large...the Playgirls of the Liberation Army. Activists in both politics and love.
Synopsis
Savage Sisters is a 1974 women-in-prison film made in the Philippines and directed by Eddie Romero. It was the last and most expensive of several movies actor/producer John Ashley filmed in that country. Set in a revolution torn country, the story is about an army led by a woman who helps out two other women escape from jail. A cache of money is around, but the escaped women are the ones who know where it is, leading the authorities and revolutionaries to fight for it. (Wikipedia)