This Friday (October 3) sees the release of subtle, charming coming-of-ager The Perks of Being a Wallflower, in which a post-Harry Potter Emma Watson plays kindred spirit and love interest to troubled teen Charlie (Logan Lerman).
Inspired by Perks' fresh slant and endearing ensemble – not least a transformative turn from former We Need to Talk About Kevin teen terror Ezra Miller – Digital Spy takes a look back over the near-universally beloved genre that is the teen movie.
Grease (1978)
Turning a beloved Broadway show into an equally beloved feature film is no easy task, but Randal Kleiser's big-screen Grease – starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John as summer lovers turned high school peers – remains the original, and the greatest, high school musical. Copyright: Rex Features 1 of 25
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@Anaya Truss: omg I knew Faking It was supposed to be like He Breakfast Club omg ik my 80s movies
RT @_peytanlamb: I still love movies like the breakfast club and sixteen candles
If you enjoyed Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, and Sixteen Candles you should try18 Again!, Ferries Bueller's Day Off, and Porky's