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House of Whipcord (1974)
Release Year: 1974
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Flagellations, E sul corpo tracce di violenza, Tukthuset, Дом кнута, Stag Model Slaughter, The Photographer's Models, Das Haus der Peitschen
Director: Pete Walker
Writer: David McGillivray, Pete Walker
Production & Genre
Producer(s):
Companies: Miracle Films, Peter Walker (Heritage) Ltd.
Genre: Horror
Awards & Similar
Awards: N/A
Similar:
Keywords
Keywords: blind man, cage, countryside, exploitation, female prisoner, misogynist, model, murder, parent child relationship, prison, prison escape, sadism, torture, violence against women, whipping, women's prison
Story
In rural England, a former judge operates an unlicensed prison with his lover and other ex-wardens for young women they deem have escaped proper justice. The prisoners are subjected to brutal punishments, including public whippings and torture in cages. One prisoner, Patricia, tries to escape but is recaptured. Meanwhile, a new arrival, Ann, struggles to cope with the harsh conditions. Patricia eventually manages to escape again, this time successfully, leading to severe consequences for those involved.
Summary
House of Whipcord (1974) is an exploitation horror film directed by Pete Walker, set in a makeshift prison run by a former judge and his associates in the English countryside. The film explores themes of vigilantism, power dynamics, and retribution, as it depicts the brutal treatment of young female prisoners. It's notable for its graphic violence and controversial subject matter, typical of the exploitation subgenre.
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