Luris, tacky, overheated fantasy of Hollywood youth is splattered comically across, the finale of Gregg Araki's ""Teen Apocalypse"". ""American Graffiti"" vs ""Beverly Hills 90210"". NOWHERE follows a day in the life of handsome, tormented Dark Smith (James Duval), a doom-obsessed 18-year-old who is convinced that the end of the world is at hand. Dark has a beautiful girlfriend named Mel (Rachel True) who adores him but refuses to be tied down. Her string of lovers includes a viper-tongued lesbian sidekick named Lucifer (Kathleen Robertson) and a pair of hunky blond identical twins who accost her during the film's climactic wild party. A surreal ""American Graffiti"" crossed with a kinky ""Beverly Hills 90210,"" as imagined by a punked-out acolyte of John Waters or Andy Warhol."" (New York Times)

Keywords

• American Independent Films
• Best Movies By Queer Directors
• Escape to Los Angeles
• Pride Month
• Queer Romance
• Queer Comedies
• Addiction
• Coming of Age
• drugs
• erotic
• humor
• madness
• queer
• the edge

Actors

• Ryan Phillippe
• James Duval
• Rachel True
• Chiara Mastroianni
• Heather Graham
• Jeremy Jordan

Director

• Gregg Araki