Fortunately the kindly Dr. Strangeways is here to “help.”
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Strangeways is acting out his own pulpy trope here, naturally.
Mad Dr. Stein’s image found at Silverghost Pulp Gallery.
Trouble for Colleen.
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And obviously everyone is now thinking along closely-related exploitation lines.
How thoughtful of the jacket copy writer to give the drug both an age and a gender! Image found in this filckr stream.
Maureen’s volunteer work will take place in an ominous setting.
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Something about combining a dark sky with Second Empire-style architecture is really good for atmospherics. Probably Charles Addams has a lot to do with this.
Image source the tumblr Ghastly Delights.
All the Waywards showered, Dr. Strangeways continues to eye them closely and take notes.
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For some strange reason, this page reminds me of this classical painting.
Paul Jamin (1853-1903), “Le Brenn et sa part de butin” (1893)
Image source is Wikipedia.
The assignment contains what Ulrich likes.
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The women-in-prison genre want on and on.
Source VHS Cover Junkie (aside: what an excellent idea for a tumblr!).
F-Block’s shower room has a one-way observation mirror built in, of course.
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The shower scene is was a must in the proper women-in-prison movie. This one, which has been the subject of discussion here before, had rather a lot of them.
Poster found at Pirate Treasure.
Warden Ridgeway’s shock and awe tactics work, even on this hardened younger offender.
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The women-in-prison genre is often thought to have begun in the 1960s, although there are much earlier examples. This one, Caged, dates all the way back to 1950. The exploitation was always there, even back in “innocent” eras.
Source Dudes Macdougal.
A demonstration for the newbies.
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We are drawing here on a long, if not exactly grand, cinematic tradition, the Women-in-Prison film.
Poster source Cinematic Wasteland
Induction into the State Home for Wayward Girls is a harsh experience for these six.
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I’m pleased to note that “Wayward Girl” is a concept with an artistic heritage.
Old poster found at Coitus & Carnage.
A glum delivery is being made to the State Home for Wayward Girls.
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This part of the State Home for Wayward Girls has a grim real-life model.
Architecture kudos to anyone who recognizes it (without peaking at the image title!).
