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Private-school seniors take fundraising to risqué new heights in this 1975 teensploitation comedy.

THE BLAZER GIRLS

Q: What is The Blazer Girls about?

The Blazer Girls is about private-school seniors who attempt to raise money for a new school bell by offering themselves for sale, despite all being virgins.

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1975 · 1h 26m · R · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

A group of private-school seniors want to raise money to buy a new bell for their school, so they hit on the idea of putting themselves on the market.

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Quick Answer

What is The Blazer Girls about?

The Blazer Girls is a 1975 American comedy film directed by Jean-Paul Scardino about private-school seniors who try to raise money for a new school bell by offering themselves for sale, despite all being virgins.

Programmer's Pick

A bell fundraiser has never looked like this. The Blazer Girls delivers a dose of teensploitation with a wink, finding comedy in the collision of innocence and entrepreneurial spirit among private-school seniors.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

The Blazer Girls follows a group of private-school seniors determined to raise funds for a new school bell. Their unconventional solution? They decide to sell their own company, despite all being virgins, launching a scheme that pushes the boundaries of teensploitation comedy. Set in the United States during the 1970s, the film blends cheeky humor with the sexploitation and teensploitation subgenres, focusing on the girls’ naïve entrepreneurship and the comedic chaos that ensues from their plan. With its R rating and ensemble cast, The Blazer Girls leans into its provocative premise while lampooning adolescent ambition and private-school antics.