How Well Do You Know ‘Clueless?’
Follow along as we quiz celebrities on the classic teen flick turning 22 this week!
You remember the outfits, you remember the catchphrases, but are you a Clueless expert? Can you pass our Clueless Quiz? Follow along as we quiz our Shortlister celebrities… don’t worry, we’ll try not to be way harsh.
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And if this pop quiz has got you in the 1990s school spirit, we’ve got a few more recommendations for you to stream here on Tribeca Shortlist.
The Craft
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You’ll never have friends like you had in your high school coven. Right? When the troubled and lonely Sarah transfers to a Los Angeles Catholic prep school, she falls in with a trio of outsiders who are bullied by their classmates and practice witchcraft in their spare time. The telekinetically talented Sarah soon becomes the “fourth corner” of their coven, and the girls set out to enact revenge on those who have crossed them.
Jawbreaker
“I killed Liz. I killed the teen dream. Deal with it,” intones Courtney, the beautifully cutthroat leader of the “Flawless Four” clique that rules Reagan High, after a birthday prank goes horribly wrong and their friend chokes to death on a jawbreaker. When nerdy Fern Mayo discovers their homicidal mistake, the girls offer to make Fern popular in exchange for her silence.
The Faculty
Erratic behavior by the teachers at Harrington High School catches the attention of a group of misfit students and erupts into a war for survival. Director Robert Rodriguez knows how to deliver unabashedly campy fun with a nod to sci-fi horror thrillers of yesteryear, and he stacks the deck with familiar faces.
Election
Reese Witherspoon is over-achiever extraordinaire Tracy Flick, a know-it-all, straight-A student on her way to easily winning the Carver High School election for student body president… until one of her teachers, the well-liked but personally unhappy Mr. McAllister (Matthew Broderick), convinces a dim-witted but popular football player (Chris Klein) to run against her.
