Jailbait (2000)A popular high-school senior boy is accused of the statutory rape of a high-school sophomore girl. Director:Allan Moyle |
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Jailbait (2000)A popular high-school senior boy is accused of the statutory rape of a high-school sophomore girl. Director:Allan Moyle |
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Al Fisher
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| Mary Gross | ... |
Patti Fisher
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| Kevin Mundy | ... |
Adam Fisher
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| Reagan Pasternak | ... |
Amber
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| Alycia Purrott | ... |
Gynger
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| Scott McCord | ... |
Chuck Clopperman
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| Mo Gaffney | ... |
Lydia Stone
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John Anderson | ... |
Reporter #3
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James Binkley | ... |
Crazed Cell Mate
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Joe Bostick | ... |
Salacious Juror
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Melanie Boyko | ... |
Dancer #1
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Katherine Caldwell | ... |
Dancer #2
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| John Henry Canavan | ... |
Johnny
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Vanessa Cobham | ... |
Dancer #3
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Tiffany Deriveau | ... |
Penny
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Adam (Kevin Mundy) is a senior at Gatlin High. His girlfriend Amber (Reagan Pasternak) is "saving herself for marriage." In the meantime he gets acquainted with Gynger (Alycia Purrott) and gets her pregnant. The local prosecutor Lydia Stone (Mo Gaffney) is running for mayor and decides to charge Adam with statutory rape to get the "moral majority" vote. Written by R.O.M.
This movie has gotten a bad wrap in the reviews on this site.
The simple fact is the movie is NOT meant to be taken seriously. It's a teen comedy and a made for TV one at that.
Watch it. Laugh. . . even at the dumb jokes. It's not Shakespare, for Pete's sake!
Yes it crosses a few boundaries (nudity, teen sex, casual sex, statutory rape, etc.) but that's part of what's so funny about it. It does not glorify teen sex.
To turn a phrase from another teen movie: "GET OVER IT!"