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Reform School Girls

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Reform School Girls is a 1986 American exploitation film directed by Tom DeSimone. The film is set in a juvenile detention institution and combines prison-film conventions with black comedy and genre parody. Linda Carol and Wendy O. Williams are among its principal performers, and the story focuses on conflicts among young women held at the facility.

It is intended for viewers interested in camp-oriented 1980s cult and prison cinema.

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How good is Reform School Girls?
Reform School Girls scores 5.35/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Prison Film category.
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With a score of 5.35/10, Reform School Girls is a solid option in Prison Film. See all Prison Film ranked.

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