Yeah, it's a sin, all right. The story has something to do with women being arrested by cops, and sex behind bars, but due to sound quality one might get from shooting a film in an airplane hangar, much of the dialogue is unintelligible. The camera angles are repetitive and show to death.

Among the solo shining light here are a closing scene featuring the always reliable Ray Victory and two fine performances from Amber Midnight, an arousing starlet who deserves to be singled out from a mostly uninspired cast.