This movie, "School Spirit" (1985), delivers some laughs with its amusing ghosts but is mostly filled with silly behavior and scantily clad women. The plot centers on a college student (Tom Nolan) who gains the power to become an invisible spirit and uses it to pursue romantic interests—specifically Elizabeth Foxx and Danièle Arnaud—on a Southern California campus. While it initially shows some creative potential, the film doesn't fully capitalize on that idea. Instead, it gets weighed down by superficial jokes, nudity, and pleasure-seeking. The difference in quality between this movie and something like "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" is clear—it comes down to solid writing, which includes engaging elements appropriate for the genre instead of relying on cheap sensationalism. Marta Kober, known for her part as Sandra in “Friday the 13th Part 2,” appears in a significant supporting role as the university president’s daughter (played by Larry Linville). The film has a running time of one hour and thirty minutes and was filmed on a campus in Brentwood, Los Angeles. GRADE: D+/C-

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