Cemetery High (1989)

A group of High School girls with guns go on a killing spree. They are intent on ridding the world of scummy men.

Director:

Gorman Bechard

Writers:

Gorman Bechard, Carmine Capobianco

Stars:

Debi Thibeault, Karen Nielsen, Lisa Schmidt

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Debi Thibeault	...	Kate
Karen Nielsen	...	Kathy
Lisa Schmidt	...	Michelle
Simone	...	Dianne
Ruth Collins	...	Lisa
Tony Kruk	...	Mayor Goodman
David Coughlin	...	Sheriff Bob
Frank Stewart	...	Dr. Schiavone
Kristine Waterman	...	Cindy Goodman
Carmine Capobianco	...	Freedom Tremaglio
Donna Davidge	...	Sunshine Tremaglio
Michael Citriniti	...	William Shyster
Tony Giggolio	...	Guido (as Tony Giglio)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jenny Bassett
Mike Brady

Storyline

A group of High School girls with guns go on a killing spree. They are intent on ridding the world of scummy men.

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Plot Keywords:

high school | spoof | revenge | independent film

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Genres:

Horror | Action

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

January 1989 (USA)

Also Known As:

Assault of the Killer Bimbos

Filming Locations:

Waterbury, Connecticut, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Beyond Infinity, Empire Pictures, Rynex Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Director Gorman Berchard has since gone on to disown this film.

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Connections

References Psychos in Love (1987)

User Reviews

rotten movie, misleading title

I only half-watched this, it was pretty bad. A group of four high school girls who've been raped by men team up to kill men, including the movie's narrator. Throughout the movie, a gong appears and is gonged whenever there is going to be a violent scene: the "gore gong." There is also a "hooter honker," which is a pair of bulb-type bicycle horns. This is really stupid, and about the level of humor in the movie.

As in Gorman Bechard's other movies, this is set in Waterbury, Connecticut, has Carmine Capobianco in it, has characters talking to the camera, and has at least one scene set in a video store. I don't know if his more recent movies have these features; I'm hoping he's gotten better.

The title "Cemetery High" and the video box cover of women in scanty clothing in a graveyard, one holding a bloody chainsaw, is misleading. I don't recall a scene in a graveyard. I guess it refers more to the fact that high schoolers are killing lots of people.

A bumbling mayor, policeman, and coroner try to figure out who the "scumbusters" are, although two of them destroy some evidence. Maybe if I was paying more attention I would have known why, if it was incompetence, or if they were covering for the women for some reason.

Mainly, it's just boring with lame humor.