and clownish Bull Jones (TEDA BRACCI). Terry learns fast, though, and is able to have her friend Rina, a lovely native girl, released from the Madhouse, a filthy cage of writhing, almost subhuman females. Together they attend a party for visiting politicians-really an orgy, where the mass of naked men and women drive Rina into a fury of destruction. The Warden, incensed, increases work loads and drives the women mercilessly until, bloodied, they drop from exhaustion.

Terry attempts escape, but her near-naked presence in a little river town provokes the local men into a ghastly gang rape. She is tracked by the vicious prison dogs and captured, then to be hung by the hair as an example to the other defiant women.

The prisoners are diverted by the arrival of Blossom. Tough as well as lusty, Blossom immediately proves her leadership in a round of fights. Against a background of deep valleys terraced with rice paddies, Blossom leads her forces against those of Bull Jones, and soon dozens of bodies are wrestling in the mud. Blossom is victorious.

When Django also turns up, posing comically as a homosexual guard, Terry is suspicious. Blossom confesses their plan to overthrow the prison and gains Terry's support. But trouble starts . . . .