A Showtime original movie based on the last script by renowned writer/director Samuel Fuller, Rebel Highway: Girls in Prison (1994) is one part genre sendup, one part homage and one part straight-ahead chicks-in-prison flick. Directed by former construction worker John McNaughton, Girls in Prison is obviously steeped in the traditions and bylaws of incarcerated babe cinema. McNaughton's cast of B-plus-list talent--including a once-self-proclaimed lesbian and the daughter of famous free-loving hippies--gleefully submits to sadistic screws and suggestive showers.

Fast Forward to: (1:02) Leading lady inmates Anne Heche, Ione Skye and Bahni Turpin are all slick-skinned and soapy-sweet in this institutional shower stall treat.

Skinfo: Director McNaughton, who first raised the radar with a cold dose of nihilism called Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1990), hit his skintillating stride with the steamy and creamy Wild Things (1998).