A torrid 1950s teen-flick from schlock-meister Roger Corman, with Susan Cabot as a James Dean figure in a dress, rebelling without much cause, blackmailing and pulling the hair of her college colleagues until she's banished to the American equivalent of Coventry. This deeply moral tale, filmed in a fortnight and originally double-billed with Motorcycle Gang, was aimed at an undemanding drive-in audience. The pretty Miss Cabot, by the way, retired in 1959 to raise a family and in 1986 she was tragically murdered by her son.