Heathers
United States
1988
103 Min
Color
1.85:1
English
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Veronica mingles with Heather I, II and III to be as popular as them, even though she hates them. She hates them enough to wish they were dead, but she would never want to be their cause of death though. When she starts dating Jason Dean, however, she finds herself involved in the murdering of most of her enemies, covered up as suicides. —IMDb
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Matt Burgess
21May12
Clearly the best teen movie ever, a big "fuck you" to those obnoxious John Hughes protagonists. All the 80s excess doesn't merely date the film it adds a weird, dream like bent with the garish colours, high shoulder pads and cheesy synths at odds with its pitch black heart
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Heathers
By witchnymph on September 25, 2011
From the first few moments of this film I knew I would have incredibly mixed views; awesome costumes, a little cheesy and kinda mean girls-esque. My favourite thing was the costumes. Mainly because… read review
Heathers
By Joe Wakeman on September 25, 2010
I’m going to get this out of the way before I start writing so I don’t have to revisit it too often: Christian Slater is a bad actor. He does a cheap Jack impression throughout the entire movie that… read review
Quintessence of Black Comedy
By Arisa on September 21, 2010
On the only previously submitted review for Heathers:
While everyone watching this today comes from a post-Columbine point of view, you have to consider that this movie was made over a decade… read review
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By Zachary W on September 15, 2009
As much as I enjoyed Heathers— and don’t get me wrong, I really did— I wondered at the end, seeing this movie from an over-sensitized post-Columbine viewpoint, where the filmmakers stood. They take… read review
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