Unlike most 1980s teenage sex comedies, this film doesn't glamorize youth, instead depicting it as a bleak, aimless coming of age, a time of boredom, stupor, and waste." [4] But Levy writes that the film does share with its peers the manner in which it presents adult figures as "irresponsible and indifferent." [6] Production [edit] Conception [edit] While the screenplay is fiction, it draws from the November 3, 1981, murder of Marcy Renee Conrad, who was raped and strangled by Anthony Jacques Broussard in Milpitas, California
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