Jailbait
Tags: violence, murder

Plot synopsis:
Randy (Pitt), a 20-year-old convict, is taken to his cell. He is greeted by his new cellmate, Jake (Guirgis), a veteran prisoner serving a life sentence. Randy explains that he is serving 25 years for spray painting his neighbor's Mercedes-Benz.
The next morning, Jake begins telling Randy a story about the worst sexual encounter he ever had. The story terrifies Randy, who begins to realize that Jake's motive may be more than just friendship. The conversation turns toward how Jake feels homosexuality is a state of mind. The breakfast bell rings and the story is interrupted, much to Randy's relief. Jake seems to drop the topic and return to his more friendly demeanor. However, Randy is quickly brought back to the horrible reality of his situation when Jake forces him to wear his shirt in a feminine style and to hold his hand as they go to lunch (See prison sexuality).
Several months later, Randy's mother (Laila Robins) visits him at the prison. Randy lies to her and says his cell mate and he are getting along well. The brief visit only highlights Randy's isolation, as his mother is powerless to do anything to help him.
Moments later, Jake again prods the now bruised and bloody Randy to tell him about his "worst fuck." Randy tells Jake about his first sexual experience: he was 17 and drunk in a Tijuana strip club, and paid a stripper $35 for oral sex in a room above the dance floor. Afterwards, he saw the same stripper perform a striptease in which she revealed that she was a pre-operational transsexual. Randy then tells Jake that he "thought that was the worst it was ever going to get," insinuating that his current situation as Jake's sex slave is far worse. Jake appears angry and offended, but then seems guilt ridden. Again, Jake snaps out of his more tender feelings and, replacing them with cruelty, forces Randy to perform oral sex on him. Afterward, Jake makes pleasant conversation as Randy lies in the fetal position in his bunk.
That night, as Jake sleeps, Randy creeps silently to his cellmate's bedside, preparing to stab him in the throat with a pencil as the older man sleeps. Randy hesitates and Jake wakes up. Jake doesn't attempt to physically restrain Randy, but instead tells him that he doesn't have the heart to kill a man in cold blood, and that even if he did he wouldn't kill him. Jake tells Randy that he is all that Randy has, that he is his protection, alluding perhaps to an even more brutal sexual slavery among other inmates were he not tied down to Jake. He sincerely tells Randy that he is his only friend. Jake then tells Randy to go back to his bed and think about all the things he will do when he is finally released.
Jake then tells the now nearly tearful Randy why his mother stopped writing back; she had died and no one told him. The prison authorities had refused to let him go to his mother's funeral. Jake then tells Randy to make sure that he gets to see his mother's funeral, that it is very important to be able to say goodbye.

Review: Jailbait: The harrowing true story of how beautiful Thai model Sara Malakui Lane became contractually obligated to make movies for The Asylum production company.
Well here is another one, and it is dreadful but you are still going to watch it for the same reason I did, because Sara Malakui Lane is fine as hell and she takes her shirt off more times than Matthew McConaughey on a hot day in Austin.
There simply is no other reason to watch this movie folks, unless you enjoy spending an hour and a half watching a movie so bad it looks like their entire technical crew was picked up daily from the parking lot of a Home Depot, and half the cast to boot..
Since this is not really a movie/film I guess I should just review the main character; the boobs.
The frequent appearance of Anna's exceptionally and obviously enhanced (You could see scars beneath each breast and in the armpit) boobs were a BIG PLUS (pun intended).The dialogue was horrible and the violence was more cartoonish then troubling or excessive.The acting was marginal, I'd really give this a lower score but let's face it-Anna is a knockout so I shouldn't be too hard on this movie.The funniest thing of all, when you watch the scene where she gets her letter from the parole board you will find that these incredible cheap movie makers only typed the first couple sentences and the rest of the letter (pause the movie if you do not believe me it is HILARIOUS), is actually a scene from another movie or a script or story.
While "Jailbait" tries to accomplish a lot of things with its fairly stereotypical and way too unrealistic storyline, then director Jared Cohn fails to make a lasting impact with this movie.The story in "Jailbait" is about Anna (played by Sara Malakul Lane) who is sexually molested by her step dad and accidentally kills him.
Going to a juvenile rehabilitation center, Anna ends up learning how life inside the prison walls can be with all its hardships, alliances and abuse.From an entertaining point of view then "Jailbait" was actually a good enough movie to watch because it wasn't boring and it kept on a brisk pace.
Nothing about the things happening inside the juvenile rehabilitation facility is really realistic, and things are portrayed fleetingly and just allows the audience a brief look at the surface of things.What kept the movie afloat the pace of the storyline and the fairly good acting performances put on by just about everyone in the movie.But all in all then "Jailbait" is good enough entertainment and scores a solid 5 out of 10 stars from me..
This is a story whose main characters are the lead actress's breasts with implants, which appear in most scenes.
Rabid prison girls in heat...that's the gist of the story, but this achieves nothing credit-worthy in the way "Caged Heat" once did.
I only went into this movie knowing that it was an Asylum film.
So, a young woman or teenage girl (her age isn't exactly made clear, but the actress playing her is in her 30's) accidentally kills her stepfather, who was trying to rape her, while she was defending herself.
Okay, I know we're supposed to check reality at the door when watching a film, but there's a line.
There's a lot of skin in it, sure, but even the sex in the movie is incredibly awkward.
Not at the least I believe this 30+ year old woman is portraying a teenage girl, but it's honestly hard to tell since they never come out and say her supposed age.
In the scene where her stepdad dies he clearly falls on something and slits his throat open, yet later in the movie another inmate claims she knows why she was there and that she pushed her stepdad out of a window, even though that's clearly not what happened.
You know, a film that focuses on a plot instead of cheap nudity to get attention.
It's not a comedy like 'Orange' largely is – but nor is it a serious film about what life is really like inside a woman's prison.
In short, if you're looking for an exploitative sex film and are prepared to put up with the most wooden acting you've ever seen then you'll have a blast..
Finally a new women-in-prison movie, and it's pretty good.
Anna has a parole hearing coming up and the warden promises to put in a good for her if she continues doing him "favors." When the day arrives, of course, he doesn't keep his word which forces Anna to think of another way out.I'm glad to see The Asylum going beyond wild sci fi movies and copies of Hollywood films and returning to its roots by trying something more original.
Jailbait is a sexploitation movie of the women-in-prison variety, the kind no one makes anymore, which is why so many reviewers seem to be surprised.
And as a B- movie there's going to be production and acting issues.
The problems are the usual- weak acting by secondary characters, unpolished story, sound issues, odd sets, etc.
Sara's acting is a bit flat though but you do end up caring for her.
The story itself is good but the script needed a bit more work, and the main characters more depth.I'm giving this movie a high score because it resurrects women-in-prison movies that have all but vanished.
Jailbait is not a good movie but it is entertaining.
What this movie did right was prison life some of it was unrealistic but some of the concepts they showed in this film were spot on another bonus is the sex scenes with Sara Malakul Lane lol what more can you want.
I could spend hours talking about how bad this movie was but it was a guilty pleasure with a satisfying ending.
So if your're bored and have time to kill then I would suggest Jailbait which is free on hulu and Netflix plus even with it's multiple problems I'm sure you'll find some entertainment in this like I did..
Anna is a nice girl, a good student, plays the cello and is raped regularly by her old stepfather.
Anna is a nice girl, a good student, plays the cello and is raped regularly by her old stepfather.
Anna meanwhile keeps getting herself in trouble, rejects the help of Kody, ends up in solitary confinement repeatedly, and starts injecting hard drugs.
Anna meanwhile keeps getting herself in trouble, rejects the help of Kody, ends up in solitary confinement repeatedly, and starts injecting hard drugs.
Anna has a parole hearing coming up and the warden promises to put in a good for her if she continues doing him "favors." When the day arrives, of course, he doesn't keep his word which forces Anna to think of another way out.
About the only exception is the well-acted sleezey warden character.More than anything, this felt like a film intended solely to feature Sara Malakul Lane.
Beyond the humor, watch this for great soft core nudity, and terrible acting...
I was hoping for a really intense female prison film; however, the only thing I got was a depressing story and low brow acting.
If you like to see a girl get raped and beat in prison without a compelling story to make up for it, then this is the film for you..
In my view this movie portray the dark side of all-girl prison, though the plot was dramatized a bit for entertaining purpose.
The lead character, played by Sara Lane, conveys how a timid is bullied in the prison jungle.
She successfully portrays how a frightened young prisoner looks like.
The Asylum are notorious for making and releasing bad movies, often terrible, so expectations were relatively low viewing Jailbait.
Jailbait is far from great and is going to leave people very disturbed in a negative way, but for The Asylum it is one of their more tolerable and least amateurish movies.
The setting is suitably gritty and cold, actually looking and feeling like a prison setting, while the filming matches that and is complimented by some fairly stylish directing from Jared Cohn.
And the acting is better than average, in fact it's quite good(usually the acting in Asylum movies is so bad it's not worth expanding on sometimes) the best being Sara Malakul Lane who is very affecting as Jailbait's most identifiable character, and Steve Hanks who seems to be enjoying himself as the sleazy warden and brings some menace to him as well.
Jailbait despite these good things also shares a lot of problems.
A lot of the movie felt like one brutal scene after another strung together and when there was some storytelling like at the beginning it isn't just clichéd but it lacks depth- attempts at emotional moments didn't feel so natural or properly believable- and doesn't ever really ring true.
Of the characters, the only really engaging character was Anna, and Lane's performance is a big part of why, Anna mental journey and transition is very touchingly portrayed- nice to see some hint of subtlety and hope in a not so subtle or hopeful movie- that you do identify with her and hate characters like the warden.
The script is just as shallow and the dialogue has a lot of banality and can feel stilted, again like the story it is swamped by the subject matter and by the content.
Speaking of the content, with the rapes, drug use, girl gang fights and beatings Jailbait is very violent and brutal, which did give it a hard-hitting edge initially.
The problem is that while prison is most likely to have fighting, beatings and maybe drugs depending on the level of security the prison is the movie generally and in the end did come across in places as too brutal and rather too much to take, so much so it and what the character goes through to overcome her mental pain and journey swamps almost everything else.
It will leave a bad taste on some people's mouths, hence why the term "not for the faint hearted" is in the review summary and others will question how much of Jailbait is realistic, there may be prisons with rape and predatory guards but most likely not that many and certainly not to this extent.
In conclusion, not bad but not great, it looks competent and is competently acted(especially by Lane and Hanks) and directed and the score is good but the brutal content swamps the story, characters and script to the extent that they barely resonate.
Actually a very good movie.
This very attractive girl has been raped numerous times in and out of prison and she deals with it with rational self-defense.
It is very much like a Lifetime Channel movie without the nudity censored.
One of the best womens prison movies made..
Instead of a strong female lead the movie was like a low budget soft porn movie starring a women who looked like a trafficking victim with huge silicon implants (she was supposed to play a 17 year old A-student).
This should have been a good movie.
Not a new tale but the premise that slippery slopes can lead to desparation should have been a good story.
The best part of the movie, the actors, not just the lead, and not just the boobs that for some reason popped up far more often than necessary..
Only 31 reviews for a movie that has been out on Netflix for 4 straight years...yeah, people don't want to admit that they watched this.And I can see why, for starters this is part of the infamous WiP films that had their heyday with Pam Grier in the 1970s...but it doesn't star Pam Grier so you don't really have that..."No but honey, Pam Grier is in it," excuse to be watching it.And then the title "Jailbait" well its not going to have many reviews with a title like that...but I guarantee you that it's going to have a lot of views on the Netflix.So anyway, the plot of this movie is to see Sara Malakul Lane naked.
The entire point of making this film is to show the viewers full frontal views of Sara Malakul Lane.
And the entire reason that people sit down and watch this movie is to see Sara Malakul Lane naked.So...mission accomplished and in spades.The dialogue?
You remember many things from this movie including her gorgeous boobs..
wow this movie was bad on so many levels.poor acting,poor filming,poor script,poor soundtrack...everything is so lame in this movie.
Basically this is a movie about a molested girl who kills her stepfather by accident.Of course he is a molester.So the girl is brought to juvenile jail.We are supposed to believe she is a girl of 16 or 17.She looks nothing like that.The girl doesn't look like a teenager at all.
If you are triggered by sexual abuse, incest, drug use, mental illness, then do not watch this movie.I'm not impressed that sexual assault seems to be the driving force behind this film.
It was extremely graphic, and at some points, highly unnecessary.The storyline was all over the place, and so was Anna's character - one minute she's shy and reclusive, the next she's addicted to crack and attacking guards, and one day she's having sex with her roommate and the next she's banging the gang leader?
The continuity was pretty poor.This movie was clearly low-budget and I don't even know why I wasted an hour of my life that I'm never going to get back..
Don't watch this movie!
This movie is poorly acted, and very poorly filmed, and anything that you think of as a story is so completely stupid, and childish.
I did not Enjoy this movie, I really watched it, and for that I am sad.
I feel like this film was made by a horny fifty year old man that was desperate for money.
I don't know how I just watched this entire movie...
But before I go, I just have one more thing to share: the back story of Anna, the way they depict prison life in the movie, and all of the drugs randomly appearing was such crap.
Anna Nix (Sara Malakul Lane) kills her step father in self defense.
She is sentenced to be in a nubile prison sexplotation film filled with drugs, shower scenes, a rapist warden, and girl/girl action.
Oh yeah, she plays a cello.The acting was what one would expect from an Asylum film as they used their regular stars.
The dialog wasn't great, but if the object is to watch 30 year old Sara Malakul Lane undress looking like 17, then the film achieved its goal.
It is a prison girl film.
This may contain spoilers.This film does have a happy ending, which comes quite suddenly, as though the makers of the movie had run out of nasty things to do to the heroine and decided that, maybe, the poor girl had suffered enough.
It started with a girl sitting in her bedroom doing one of the worst imitations of a musician I've ever seen on film.
After that, she spends some time in a maximum security prison of course, where they basically try to piece together nearly every story line from the first two seasons of 'Orange is the New Black' (only got through two seasons of that show until we got tired of it).
Like Very Bad Lesbian Porn.
She is found guilty of manslaughter and is sentenced to several years in a maximum security juvenile detention centre "Hold on Theo surely that's self defence and if it was self defence she wouldn't be guilty of anything ?" Yes but that would be realistic and would mean there wouldn't be a film and after seeing JAILBAIT that wouldn't have been much of a loss either!!!!!
The story and scenario is every bit as fake and plastic as Anna's silicone boobs .
There's no character development and no credibility to any of this and the only remit the production team have is to include as much nudity and lesbian sex as possible regardless of how much sense it makes and how it fits in to the confused narrative You can work out the ending as soon as someone mentions they've got an I-phone and this will come back to haunt the prison warder who apart from looking like a cross between an aging Tom Berenger and Dubya Bush is also an obscene sexual predator who also uses Anna as his sex toy .
Pretty much a movie showing her fake breasts and showcasing her laughably-written joke of a character..
I cant believe how great this movie omg roflotfl.
I Honestly Thought This Was Going to be one of Those Christian Movies.
*I'm sure there's a spoiler in here somewhere* I kind of like those direct to video church produced movies where they attempt to tackle the "tough subjects." I was looking forward to watching some director dance around things like sexual assault, murder, homosexuality, drug use and violence without actually having to show much of it.
So while I did get all the flat settings and uninspired dialogue- the lazy direction and try hard performances I've come to expect from those slow Church movies, JAILBAIT doesn't really deliver that face melting joy with it's final Kumbaya.Quick plot summary: Anna Nix played by the very attractive Sara Malakul Lane gets sent up the river for killing her stepfather.
Then, in the name of self preservation, she has sex with any character that has more than 4 minutes of screen time- except that black girl.
And is way naked a lot.There's a lot of personal grooming going on at this reformatory, which I found a little unrealistic, and while in the end Nix plays the cello like Yo-Yo Ma it's just not the same as finding life everlasting.