Launched with a very promising slogan on corruption of youth morality of an entire school and with a simple but incisive title, "The Teacher" immediately looks good. And it didn’t disappoint.

Grindhouse, tag as thriller is actually a mild and fast history that instills a reasonable regret in the viewer: "Why I never had teachers like that?". The ghost of a fat and old teacher faces every time on the screen there is Diane Marshall played by the beautiful actress Angel Tompkins discovered by Woody Allen and star of many genre films. Diane is a twenty-eight teacher who loves sunbathing in topless on a small boat. Some students know this and go to peek her from the first floor of an old abandoned factory.
Sean and Lou are two of these, the first starring Jay North as a child was the star of "Dennis the Menace". And then there's Lou the brother of Ralf, played by Anthony James, a notorious villain of American cinema. Ralf is not simply attracted to Diane but is obsessed to the point that when he finds Sean and Lou, starts screaming, scaring the brother who falls and (comically) dies.

From here Ralf seeks revenge, and became furious when he discovers that his beloved Diane often seduces with pleasure the young Sean. Because at the end the central point of "The Teacher" is this: the beautiful teacher in love with a boy who is initiated into the life by the woman who has no secret to say that she is in love with him. Ralf doesn’t resist and all ends in a dramatic and surprising ending.

Easy, fast and fun "The Teacher" is a nice B Movie that works thanks to the beauty of the heroine, but also thanks to a story which, although easy, has a meaning.
Made with simplicity and a bit of unintentional humor, this film by Hikmet Avedis is a good Grindhouse’s chapter that also has a good soundtrack and a decent acting. Of course the fact that comes in mind that we have never had a teacher like this is a really bad thing. But otherwise is a good exploitation.