Teenage Doll

Teenage Doll (1957)

  • 80% of users liked it
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The Teenage Doll in this Roger Corman-directed "J. D." opus is a little number named Barbara (June Kenney). Basically a good girl, she falls into bad company when she impulsively decides to rebel against her parents. It isn't long before Barbara accidentally kills her tough-babe… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Genres
Drama, Classics
In Theaters
Sep 18, 1957 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    The only thing enjoyable about this dumb 1950s juvenile delinquent exploitation film was in how it was so crass.

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  • AJ V


    This is a fun Corman film, it's about juvenile delinquents, a girl gang to be specific. This movie is both realistic and at the same time exploitative. It's really interesting, and one of my favourite Corman movies.

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