Directed by:
Roger CormanScreenplay:
David SternCinematography:
Frederick E. WestCast:
Beverly Garland, Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews, Mike Connors, Susan Cummings, Ed Nelson, Jonathan Haze, Jil Jarmyn, Lou PlacePlots(1)
Swamp Women, an action drama brought to the silver screen by Roger Corman, tells the tale of Lee (Carole Matthews), a policewoman who infiltrates an all-female criminal gang that is serving time in a Louisiana prison. Upon breaking out of jail, the gang heads for the swamp to dig up the fortune in diamonds they've hidden there. It looks as though they'll get away with their criminal activities until dissension begins to spread through the ranks, resulting in knock-down, drag-out fights between them. Can Officer Lee make sense of the mayhem and bring the women to justice, or will she fall victim to the violence? (Echo Bridge Entertainment)
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When you combine a swamp environment, crocodiles, an escape from prison, a police infiltration of a girl gang, buried loot, girl fights and a romantic storyline, don’t expect to come up with a masterpiece. Moreover, the acting and – especially – the script are terrible. Unfortunately, it’s not funnily silly, it’s more akin to Laurel and Hardy working on a house – a painful and embarrassing mess.
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