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Hell
High
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The
teachers are tough... but their exams are murder.
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A
little girl dressed like a frilly pink princess cake topper goes
out into the swamp for a tea party. She gets understandably upset
when a couple of trashy teens show up for a little slap and tickle
(emphasis on the slap) and pull the head off her dolly. I don’t
suppose she bargained on them flying off their bike and onto some
strangely strategically placed iron bars when she threw mud at
them.
In proper slasher fashion our movie now fast forwards to eighteen
years later. Our little girl is now a biology teacher with a tenuous
grip on sanity. Becoming a high school teacher probably wasn’t
her smartest choice. After she is terrorized by four misfit teens
what little marbles she had fly right out the window along with
the rest of her.
Don’t worry that I’m spoiling the whole movie for you. For a slasher
this one is pretty unique in the fact that it’s very straightforward.
There’s no masked killer, no whodunit, just a loony bio teacher
in her underwear with a rock. The kids are mean but they go way
beyond the usual pranks. In one scene the bad kid is getting ready
to rape the teacher, the slutty girl shows up to stop him (you
think anyway) instead of helping the unconscious teacher (her
friend gave her a Quaalude) she climbs aboard the teacher herself
to show him how all unconscious victims like to be touched. It
really makes you feel for those kooky kids.
You have to love Shriek Show. They put out some pretty unknown,
hard to find stuff. An intro from Joe Bob Briggs is just the icing
on the bloody cupcake. Even with a glowing recommendation from
Joe Bob, I wasn’t too impressed. The gore was ok and the nudity
was there but I think the fact that it was so straightforward
hurt it. Nothing was suspenseful or scary in the slightest. What
it did have going for it was pure friggin’ cheese and a rockin’
soundtrack. Yeah!
4 out of 10 ex-football players who whine about their future for
the entire movie, who you're supposed to be rooting for.
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(1989) Douglas Grossman, Leo Evans
Christopher Stryker .... Dickens
Maureen Mooney .... Miss Brooke Storm
Christopher Cousins .... Jon-Jon
Millie Prezioso .... Queenie
Jason Brill .... Smiler
Kathy Rossetter .... Coach Sandy Hand
J.R. Horne .... Coach Heaton
Daniel Beer .... Quarterback
Victoria Andahazy .... Mink
Amy Beth Erenrich .... Little Brooke
Also known as: Raging Fury
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