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Eric Gilliland | ... |
Spud (voice)
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Sarah Silverman | ... |
Cherri (voice)
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Dermot Mulroney | ... |
Rod (voice)
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Beverly D'Angelo | ... |
Darlene (voice)
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David Carradine | ... |
Mr. Snerz (voice)
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Keith Carradine | ... |
JoJo (voice)
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Martha Plimpton | ... |
Miss Crumbles (voice)
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Tom Noonan | ... |
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Zak Orth | ... |
Zip (voice)
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Justin Long | ... |
Dwayne (voice)
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Michael Showalter | ... |
Wally (voice)
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Hayley DuMond | ... |
Buttercup (voice)
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Ed Begley Jr. | ... |
Rev. Sidney Cheddar (voice)
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Craig Bierko | ... |
Sarge (voice)
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Jay O. Sanders | ... |
Football Announcer (voice)
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Peter Jason | ... |
Coach (voice)
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Matt Groening | ... |
Will (voice)
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Don Hertzfeldt | ... |
Dill (voice)
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Directed by
Bill Plympton |
Written by
Bill Plympton | ... | () |
Produced by
Ron Diamond | ... | associate producer |
John Holderried | ... | associate producer |
Martha Plimpton | ... | associate producer |
Bill Plympton | ... | producer |
Music by
Hank Bones | ||
Corey Allen Jackson | ||
Maureen McElheron |
Cinematography by
John Donnelly |
Editorial Department
Stan Sztaba | ... | negative matcher |
Art Direction by
Lori Samsel |
Art Department
Signe Baumane | ... | assistant art director |
Andrea Dias Breitman | ... | assistant art director |
Celia Bullwinkel | ... | assistant art director |
Biljana Labovic | ... | assistant art director |
Sound Department
Alex Noyes | ... | re-recording mixer / sound editor |
Bill Seery | ... | re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor |
Animation Department
Brian Haimes | ... | cel painter |
Chris R. Notarile | ... | clean-up artist |
Bill Plympton | ... | animator |
Other crew
Olivier Mouroux | ... | publicist: Los Angeles |
Thanks
Lance Doty | ... | special thanks |
Tenhonen Steve | ... | special thanks |
Steve Tenhonen | ... | thanks |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Microcinema International (2010) (United States) (DVD)
- E.D. Distribution (France)
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
"Hair High" is a gothic high-school comedy with a "Carrie"-like story. Cherri and Rod are the high-school king and queen and they justifiably rule their domain. Spud, the new kid in town, accidentally offends both Cherri and Rod and so is forced to become Cherri's slave. Naturally, they immediately hate each other, but of course later they fall in love. Cherri and Spud secretly decide to go to the prom together, and on prom night a rejected Rod forces their car off the road and into the lake. In true 50's ballad style, their car sinks to the bottom of the lake as they share one last kiss. While the bodies of Cherri and Spud lie in a timeless embrace, Rod is successful in thwarting any investigation and is able to get away with murder. On the night of the following year's prom, the car magically comes to life and slowly drives out of the lake with Cherri and Spud, as if nothing had happened, only this time their bodies are in an advanced state of decomposition. Their rusty and water-logged car drives to the prom and just as Rod is about to crown himself new king of the prom, Cherri and Spud enter the ballroom - the spotlight follows them as they cross the dance floor, with all the attendees in shock. As they approach the stage, spiders, bugs, snakes, lizards and fish ooze from their sagging skin and skeletal bodies, and the prom attendees freak as they mount the stairs to the stage. Spud takes the crown and places it on Cherri as the animals attack and devour Rod. Written by Anonymous |
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Trivia | The original idea for the film was inspired by a dream that Bill Plympton had, of a skull that oozed all these scary Gothic creatures - snakes, lizards, spiders and bugs. He felt that this image was perfect for a 50's teen "revenge at the prom" film. Once he had the concept, he began making concept drawings that evolved into storyboards. See more » |