"Caged Heat" is a 1974 exploitation film directed by Jonathan Demme. The story revolves around a group of women in a women's prison, highlighting their struggles and interactions within the harsh environment. The film combines elements of drama and action, showcasing themes of friendship, survival, and rebellion against authority. The film features a cast that includes Erin Moran and Barbara Steele. It is known for its portrayal of female empowerment, despite its controversial and provocative content. "Caged Heat" has gained a cult following over the years, often discussed in the context of the women in prison genre.