Blu-ray Review – Lust for Freedom

1987's "Lust for Freedom" marks the directorial debut for Eric Louzil, a B-movie man who would go on to help stock video store shelves with "Fortress of Amerikkka," "Bikini Beach Race," and "Class of Nuke 'Em High Part II: Subhumanoid Meltdown." Louzil isn't one to pay close attention to the fine details of filmmaking, and he comes right out of the gate with a blunt instrument of entertainment with "Lust for Freedom." It's a women in prison picture, following a grand tradition of exploitation entertainment, only Louzil doesn't have a big imagination for revulsion and revenge. He mostly stumbles through this tedious endeavor, receiving help from Troma Entertainment, who worked to bring the effort up to a sellable run time, giving the feature plenty of padding, which does little to make an already listless production exciting. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com