My favourite B movie is 'Lady In A Cage' - 1964; in B&W; starring Olivia de Havilland and James Caan in his first major film role. A truly shocking exercise in sordid exploitation. I came across it quite by accident at an afternoon matinee at the local cinema just before this film was banned in Britain.  I had gone to see the main feature - 'Sixteen' - a harmless Dutch adolescent sex film, thinking I might learn something as I was sixteen at the time.  The other cinema goers that afternoon (it was only a third full) were all pensioners - I guess they went to the matinee every week regardless of what was showing.  Certainly no one was quite expecting this frighteningly sadistic and nerve-racking movie with its unrestrained malevolence and jaw-dropping, violent ending.  As the credits flashed across the screen, the house lights came on to reveal an aged audience, white with terror, mouths agape, frozen in their seats.  I did wonder, anxiously, if the impact had hastened the demise of on or two pensioners with fragile heart conditions.  A priceless viewing experience.  The film was banned in the UK for several decades but thankfully is now available on DVD.