High School

Henry Burke, a high school senior, is determined to make a name for himself before graduation. To impress his crush, he concocts a plan to get him and his best friend expelled from school. This involves a large amount of marijuana, a series of escalating mishaps, and the involvement of the school's most notorious drug dealer. As the day unfolds, Henry finds himself in a race against time and authority to achieve his goal.

High School received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some praised its comedic ambition and performances, many found the plot contrived and the humor juvenile. It gained a cult following for its depiction of teenage rebellion and marijuana culture.

• The film attempts a lighthearted look at teenage rebellion and drug use but often falls flat.
• Performances, particularly from the lead cast, are a redeeming quality for some viewers.
• The humor is hit-or-miss, with many finding it too predictable or forced.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'High School' are divided. Many appreciated the comedic attempts and the relatable themes of adolescence and peer pressure. However, a significant portion of viewers found the plot to be too unbelievable and the humor to be lacking in originality or substance.

The film was shot on location in various high schools in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area, including Grant High School and Lincoln High School.