How High

The plot centers on Jamal and Silas, who, after smoking a mysterious joint, ace their college entrance exams and gain admission to Harvard. The film explores their adjustment to the elite academic environment while relying on their street smarts and humor. When their supernatural supply runs out, they must depend on their own abilities to succeed.

Directed by Jesse Dylan, son of Bob Dylan, the film brings together a cast led by hip-hop artists Method Man and Redman, which contributed to its appeal within stoner and hip-hop culture. Supporting actors include Mike Epps, Héctor Elizondo, and Fred Willard, adding layers of comedic and character-driven performances.

Produced by Universal Pictures alongside Jersey Films, How High stands out for its unique blend of urban comedy and college setting. Over time, it has gained a cult following among fans of the stoner comedy subgenre. The film's soundtrack and cultural references also reflect early 2000s hip-hop and cannabis culture.

Collectors will find How High available on VHS, DVD, and other physical formats, reflecting its release during the transition from analog to digital media. These formats capture the film's original presentation and provide a snapshot of early 2000s comedy filmmaking. It is also part of the How High Collection, which includes the 2019 sequel, expanding its appeal among collectors of stoner comedies and hip-hop cinema.