Horror
United States of America
Hell High is a 1989 American horror movie directed by Doug Grossman. It stars Christopher Stryker as a high school student named Spike, who leads a group of his teenage friends to torment their science teacher, Ms. Joan O'Keefe (played by Maureen Mooney) after discovering that she has a paranormal gift.
Ms. O'Keefe has a dark past and is haunted by a tragic event that occurred when she was a child. She turns to alcohol to numb her pain and finds solace in her paranormal gift, which she uses to communicate with her deceased father.
One day, Spike and his friends spy on Ms. O'Keefe as she showers and take pictures of her. They use the photos to blackmail her and force her to do their bidding. When Ms. O'Keefe refuses, they break into her home, humiliate and assault her.
Tortured and traumatized, Ms. O'Keefe turns to revenge to heal her wounds. She transforms into a vengeful and bloodthirsty killer, donning lingerie and using her knowledge of science to create gruesome traps for her attackers.
As the movie progresses, Ms. O'Keefe lures each of her attackers into her deadly traps, leading to a bloody and violent showdown between the teacher and the teenagers.
Hell High is a dark and twisted movie that explores themes of revenge, trauma, and the consequences of bullying. It is not for the faint of heart and features scenes of extreme violence and gore.
