Big Sister 2000 |
USA • 1995 • 90m •
   • Directed by: Donald G. Jackson, Scott Shaw. • Starring: Heather Baker, Julie Strain, William Smith, Nicholas Celozzi, Allison Johnson, Elizabeth Mehr, Jill Kelly, Sheila Redgate, James Fletcher, Mark Williams, Robert Rundle, Minimo Carr, George Peirson. • Music by: Leather Hyman.     Julie Strain is the tyrannical interrogator who commands the dark forces of the future. They abduct an innocent woman and enslave her inside an invincible steel fortress. Forced to endure mind-shattering torments, she befriends the other female prisoners who commit unspeakable acts in order to survive. Guided by a mysterious spirit of a woman known only as Big Sister, the prisoners find their inner strengths and over come the insurmountable odds.
|
Review:
Heather Baker plays a young girl named Jenny who gets kidnapped because of a special book she owned. They put her into a strange and futuristic prison where there is no escape. The female prison guards treat her badly. In the Theatre of Pain she is interrogated.
They wanna break her will but the mysterious Big Sisters helps her. Julie Strain appears as Interrogator Number 1 who can't break her, the next is William Smith, here in one of his craziest parts, as Interrogator Number 2, called 'The Man'. Big Sister helps her and Jenny breaks his will and escapes.
Donald G. Jacksons movies are Low Budget, sometimes very bizarre and with a curious story but they always have fine actors like B-movie legend William Smith and B-picture goddess Julie Strain here and they have their own special charm.
Review by wolfhell88 from the Internet Movie Database.
Movie Database