Three O'Clock High

In Three O'Clock High, Jerry Mitchell, a high school student, is tasked with writing an article about the notorious transfer student, Buddy Revell. After a misunderstanding leads to Buddy challenging Jerry to a fight, the movie delves into themes of bullying and the social pressures faced by teens. With a runtime of 99 minutes, this film presents a unique take on high school life, blending humor with the anxiety of impending confrontation.

The cast features notable performances from Casey Siemaszko, Annie Ryan, and Jeffrey Tambor, among others. Their portrayals enhance the film's comedic elements and the tension surrounding Jerry's predicament. The movie, produced by Universal Pictures, provides a snapshot of the 1980s high school experience, making it a relevant piece for collectors interested in this era of cinema.