A chilling tale of psychological manipulation and terror unfolds in this 1979 American horror film, "Human Experiments". In a women's prison, demented psychiatrist Dr. Kline subjects inmates to gruesome shock therapy experiments, pushing some to the brink of madness. With its dark themes and disturbing imagery, this film earned notoriety as one of the early victims of the "video nasty" phenomenon, a list of films deemed too violent for public consumption in 1980s Britain.