Teacher
2019·Drama·1h 40m
7.0
★
A high school English teacher goes to disturbing lengths to protect his favorite students from bullies, and challenge the power of a wealthy patron within the community.
Directed by Adam Dick
high school
abusive father
bullying
teachers and students
school bully
school bullying
swear
hitting
teen
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Cast
David Dastmalchian
James Lewis
Kevin Pollak
Bernard Cooper
Curtis Edward Jackson
Tim Cooper
Esme Perez
Daniela Lopez
Matthew Garry
Preston Walsh
Alejandro Raya
Hector Lopez
Cedric Young
Harold Olson
Ilyssa Fradin
Lisa Walsh
John Hoogenakker
Todd Harper
Karin Anglin
Julie Cooper
Sammy A. Publes
Luis Lopez
Charin Alvarez
Rosa Lopez
Crew
Matthew Helderman
Producer
Ted Reilly
Executive Producer
Katharin 'Ladie K' Mraz
Production Design
C. Ryan Stemple
Colorist
Popular Reviews
14 reviews
Herbert West
6.0★ · 02/17/26
They totally gave him those glasses just so they could have his computer reflect on them.
I've never been more afraid of David Dastmslchin,like I felt genuine terror. Had to pause the Movie several times because he was creeping me out.Overall excellent performances all around especially David Dastmslchin and the actor playing Daniela's father, wow was that bathroom scene good. I feel like it might've been better if Dastmslchin was like a more beloved teacher because he didn't even seem that highly respected with them. I thought it was pretty solid, dialogue was pretty clunky at times but the actors all did their best.
I've never been more afraid of David Dastmslchin,like I felt genuine terror. Had to pause the Movie several times because he was creeping me out.Overall excellent performances all around especially David Dastmslchin and the actor playing Daniela's father, wow was that bathroom scene good. I feel like it might've been better if Dastmslchin was like a more beloved teacher because he didn't even seem that highly respected with them. I thought it was pretty solid, dialogue was pretty clunky at times but the actors all did their best.
They totally gave him those glasses just so they could have his computer reflect on them.
I've never been more afraid of David Dastmslchin,like I felt genuine terror. Had to pause the Movie several times because he was creeping me out.Overall excellent performances all around especially David Dastmslchin and the actor playing Daniela's father, wow was that bathroom scene good. I feel like it might've been better if Dastmslchin was like a more beloved teacher because he didn't even seem that highly respected with them. I thought it was pretty solid, dialogue was pretty clunky at times but the actors all did their best.
I've never been more afraid of David Dastmslchin,like I felt genuine terror. Had to pause the Movie several times because he was creeping me out.Overall excellent performances all around especially David Dastmslchin and the actor playing Daniela's father, wow was that bathroom scene good. I feel like it might've been better if Dastmslchin was like a more beloved teacher because he didn't even seem that highly respected with them. I thought it was pretty solid, dialogue was pretty clunky at times but the actors all did their best.
Mirriau
6.0★ · 12/23/25
This one is for the loser-core teachers out there.
This one is for the loser-core teachers out there.
Maranda
4.0★ · 12/14/25
I mean honestly? That kid was a menace and needed the fear of god put in him so like rly… not the worst thing in the world
I mean honestly? That kid was a menace and needed the fear of god put in him so like rly… not the worst thing in the world
parker
7.2★ · 04/01/24
“hurt people hurt people” the movie 😭 (aka oh james honey let me hold you so tight in your dingy basement while you reek of alcohol we can find you a therapist in the morning)
“hurt people hurt people” the movie 😭 (aka oh james honey let me hold you so tight in your dingy basement while you reek of alcohol we can find you a therapist in the morning)
Owl
6.9★ · 08/18/21
David Dastmalchian is insane that's it thats the review
David Dastmalchian is insane that's it thats the review