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* "[[Locked Up and Tied Down]]" (episode of [[Xena: Warrior Princess]]) | * "[[Locked Up and Tied Down]]" (episode of [[Xena: Warrior Princess]]) | ||
* "Big Sister 2000" (on ''Girls from Another World'', 1993 set of mid-lenth films) | * "Big Sister 2000" (on ''Girls from Another World'', 1993 set of mid-lenth films) | ||
* "The Adventures of Taura: Prison Ship Star Slammer" (aka "Starslammer" or "Prisonship" or "Star Slammer: The Escape") (1986; dir. Fred Olen Ray) | |||
[[Category:Genres]] | [[Category:Genres]] | ||
[[Category:Non-SF fiction]] | [[Category:Non-SF fiction]] | ||
Revision as of 21:25, 16 June 2007
Women in prison has long been a staple in the sexploitation genre, permitting both explorations of lesbian sexuality, SM, and even heterosexuality (also often SM-oriented). Particularly popular in films, it's also showed up in literature.
SFnal works that use women in prison tropes, are actually full-on "women in prison" works, or actually depict women in prison (without necessarily relating to the women-in-prison genre) include:
- "In Arcadia Ego" (episode of "Millennium")
- Affinity by Sarah Waters
- "Locked Up and Tied Down" (episode of Xena: Warrior Princess)
- "Big Sister 2000" (on Girls from Another World, 1993 set of mid-lenth films)
- "The Adventures of Taura: Prison Ship Star Slammer" (aka "Starslammer" or "Prisonship" or "Star Slammer: The Escape") (1986; dir. Fred Olen Ray)