10 Movies & Shows Like Bad Kids of Crestview Academy

Description: A group of high school students from different cliques are forced to spend a Saturday together in detention, revealing their personal struggles and breaking down social barriers.

Fact: The film was shot in sequence, and most scenes were done in one or two takes. The iconic library set was built specifically for the movie.

Description: A charismatic teenager's elaborate scheme to skip school and enjoy a day of freedom in Chicago, filled with witty dialogue and rebellious spirit.

Fact: The famous parade scene was filmed during Chicago's actual Von Steuben Day parade. The director had to negotiate with parade organizers to let Ferris sing on the float.

Description: A dark comedy that explores the brutal social hierarchy of high school, where a rebellious student takes extreme measures to challenge the status quo.

Fact: The script was originally much darker, with an ending where Veronica and JD blow up the school. The film's writer later adapted it into a successful musical.

Description: A nostalgic look at the last day of school in 1976, following various groups of teenagers as they celebrate, party, and confront the uncertainties of the future.

Fact: The film features one of Matthew McConaughey's first roles, and his famous line 'Alright, alright, alright' was completely improvised. The soundtrack features over 50 classic rock songs.

Description: A darkly comedic take on high school politics, where an overachieving student's ruthless ambition clashes with a disillusioned teacher.

Fact: The film was shot in just 30 days, mostly in a real high school during summer break. The director used actual students as extras to add authenticity.

Description: A satirical look at high school cliques and the social dynamics that govern teenage life, filled with sharp humor and memorable one-liners.

Fact: The 'Burn Book' was inspired by real-life 'slambooks' that were popular in some schools. The film's writer based it on a non-fiction book about teenage girl behavior.

Description: A raunchy coming-of-age comedy that follows two socially awkward teens on a wild night as they attempt to navigate parties, alcohol, and relationships.

Fact: The script was written when the writers were just 13 years old, based on their own middle school experiences. It took over a decade to get made into a film.

Description: A comedic take on undercover police work in high schools, blending action with social commentary about modern teenage culture.

Fact: The film's directors had never made an action movie before, which led to intentionally over-the-top action sequences. The script went through over 20 drafts before filming began.

Description: A modern twist on high school rumors and reputation, where a clean-cut student's small lie about her virginity spirals into a scandal that changes her social standing.

Fact: The film's title references both Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'The Scarlet Letter' and the grading system (A for excellent). Many of the classroom scenes were filmed in a real high school that was about to be demolished.

Description: A found-footage style comedy about a high school party that spirals wildly out of control, showcasing teenage rebellion and the desire for social notoriety.

Fact: Many of the party scenes were improvised, with the directors encouraging real reactions from the extras. The film's budget was only $12 million but it grossed over $100 million worldwide.