Trip with the Teacher (1975)

A teacher and her class of female students take a class trip to the desert. Their bus breaks down, and they find themselves terrorized by a gang of psycho bikers.

Director:

Earl Barton

Writer:

Earl Barton

Stars:

Zalman King, Brenda Fogarty, Cathy Worthington

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Zalman King	...	Al
Brenda Fogarty	...	Miss Tenny
Cathy Worthington	...	Julie
Dina Ousley	...	Bobbie
Jill Voight	...	Tina
Susan Russell	...	Pam
Robert Gribbin	...	Jay
Edward Cross	...	Station Attendant (as Ed Cross)
Robert Porter	...	Pete
Jack Driscoll	...	Marvin - Bus Driver
David Villa	...	Station Customer

Storyline

A pretty young teacher and four of her pretty students take a minibus to some Navajo ruins, little suspecting another kind of ruin awaits. A trio of bikers begin to flirt with the gals, and when their bus breaks down, they helpfully tow the vehicle to a deserted shack. The chief biker, Al, chews up the scenery, kills folks, and rips off the teacher's clothes before raping her. The poor schoolgirls are also in for their share of abuse.

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Plot Keywords:

teacher | bus | panties | school bus | undressing | 

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Taglines:

They forced her to commit the ultimate sacrifice!

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Genres:

Horror | Drama

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Certificate:

R

Details

Official Sites:

Crown International Pictures

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

March 1975 (USA)

Also Known As:

Deadly Field Trip

Company Credits

Production Co:

United Filmmakers Organization (UFO)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Bobbie: Well gang, here we are. Right smack dab in the middle of nowhere. At least a whole day's walk to the nearest boy.
Julie: If that's all you can think of, Bobbie, then why did you come on this trip?
Bobbie: My mother insisted. Hey listen - don't tell me you never think about boys.
Julie: Don't be absurd, Bobbie, of course I do.
Bobbie: Then you know there is a difference between the boys and the girls!
Pam: Just what are you getting at, Bobbie?
Bobbie: The truth! Just tell it like it is - truth.
Julie: Nothing wrong with that.
Tina: My, my. Sounds ...
[...]

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Crazy Credits

The closing credits feature scenes from the movie with each particular actor as they are all individually credited on screen.

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Connections

Referenced in Feeding the Masses (2004)

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Soundtracks

"The Hummer's Theme"
Written by Earl Barton

User Reviews

29 Years Later and I Still Remember This One! Drive-In Flick

The horror! Cheesy, campy film that dared to show more than the "normal" drive-in theater experience. Scary for a young woman to watch, especially if she's a high schooler or a teacher taking a group of girls on a school field trip.