Malibu High Review in Crime
Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Malibu High is a 1979 exploitation film that blends teen drama with crime and social issues. The story follows a rebellious young woman involved in a series of reckless and criminal activities along California’s coast. Its themes explore youth alienation, the influence of environment on behavior, and moral decline. Known for its provocative content and gritty style, the film offers a raw look at suburban decadence and the darker side of adolescence. Directed with an emphasis on sensationalism, Malibu High caters to fans of drive-in cinema and cult classics. Its controversial approach and depiction of youth culture make it a notable example of exploitation cinema that remains a topic of discussion among aficionados.
Cast & Crew
- A.D. Ackerman
- John Buckley
- Bill Burke
- William Cohen
- William De Diego
- James Devney
- Susan Gorton
- Garth Pillsbury
- Katie Johnson
- Jill Lansing
- Ken Layton
- Alex Mann
- Craig Muckler
- Steve Myland
- Dan Perry
- Thomas Singer
- Stuart Taylor
- Scott Walters
- Cambra Foldes
- Nicholas J. Vincent
- Matt Lane
- Billy Oakes
- Candy Strock
- Richard Buendia
- Joyce Petterson