BootDigest
Such a frustrating disappointment
Dotsthavesp
I wanted to but couldn't!
Numerootno
A story that's too fascinating to pass by...
Bob
This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.
Syl
Okay, this movie was made for network television so it's quite censored for the audience anyway. This movie was made as a prom movie starring television child stars like Alyssa Milano as the cool, popular girl who ends up in a movie theater on her prom night. Tracey Gold plays the unpopular girl who gets asked out by the popular boy for prom night. Her parents are played by Kelsey Grammar and Edie McClurg. Back in the day, it was quite normal for network stars to work on television movies like this. Christina Applegate and Matthew Perry play a young couple who push too hard. Her parents are played by Mary Frann. Alan Thicke plays the father of a nerd boy who would rather be watching the stars. He manages to get together with Milano's character. While it was a sweet film, I wished that it was shown more or available. They don't make television movies or comedic movies like they used too.
anisocoria
Dance 'Till Dawn is a goofy prom movie surprisingly jam-packed with big stars and real laughs. A very young Alyssa Milano is funny and sweetly beautiful, fresh from "who's the Boss?"Kelsey Grammer is hilarious as a religious zealot determined to ruin his daughter's prom night. Matthew Perry turns in his best-ever acting performance as Christina Applegate's whipped boyfriend. This movie is very hard to find, but pester your video store to get it
JackGrim
I saw this cheeseball as the Late Movie the other day. Like most things of the 80's, its fake, superficial, and predictable, but that's what makes its laughable. Still love those deep-throat be-bops and dodoots and "ohhhh. yeahhh"'s
Bufychic
Think about your high school prom and all the sterotypes. This has it all. It fallows several teens, who learn and become better people or don't change. Some end happily and some don't. Basically you should watch it. I think it's kinda the Can't Hardly Wait of the earlier years only at the prom.
