Motorcycle Gang (1994)

Reform School Girl (1994)

Runaway Daughters (1994)

Mrs. Gordon: Any fun?
Angie Gordon: It was a drive-in movie. Not that I saw much of it.
Mr. Gordon: Ooo. Who was the lucky guy?
Angie: His name's Jimmy. He's a hood.
Mr. Gordon: Uh-huh.
Angie: No really, he is. He was arrested a couple of times.
Mrs. Gordon: I don't like the sound of that.
Angie: Well, Jimmy doesn't care what people like.
Mr. Gordon: Sounds a little like me. (laughs)

Angie: I thought you weren't gonna let him do it.

Mary: Well it's not like I planned it. I mean - we were out there on the hill, and he-he was talking about, you know, Sputnik, and how he thinks about it all the time.

Angie: He calls it his Sputnik?

Laura: Ewww.

Angie: Oh, god.

Mary: Nooo. The satellite. It was like he was really thinking about things in life, and he wanted to talk to me about them.

Angie: Men'll try anything. Pigs.

Roy: Mam, how well do you really know your daughter? You people ever sit down and talk to your kids? I mean really talk to them, about sex, and sexual diseases; about peculiar practices --

Mr. Gordon: Well we've

Mrs. Gordon: Yes

Roy: About the strange night world of twisted kicks, weird rituals, and equipment. Whips and chains and rubber balls and dildos and handcuffs. See we assume our kids know all these things, but they don't.

Mr. Cahn: Now just a minute --

Roy: Are you angry? That's good. 'Cause I can do business with angry people.

Cool and the Crazy (1994)

Joannie: Sorry guys. She don't know what she wants.
Joey: Oh, and that's - what makes her interesting

Jack: Loraine said you'd be here sooner or later, kid. It's, uh, it's the way you're dressed - it placed it for me. You're part of hidden America - that's lost for ideals yet is still trying to find out where it's at. But, still holding onto old, comfortable ways of American macho madness, forged in Iwo Jima.

Loraine: See, you've got these rules Michael; whose rules are they? I mean, whose dream are you buying into? You know, you've been angry for so long you don't even know it. We're all scared. But somehow we don't believe that babies, tv sets, two-car garages, and McCarthy are going to make us happy. You think Roslyn did something wrong - maybe in your world she did. But in our world, she's just fighting for some sort of freedom. Freedom from slavery she can't even explain. Don't you see Michael? Life is not wall-to-wall carpeting, with half-down, the rest of your life to pay. You and I had a good time. Some tenderness. But you can't even enjoy it, because somewhere in your mind it was dirty, un-American. Figure out what you want Michael. I'm not sure time is on your side. At any rate, adios. I'll send you the bill.

Jailbreakers (1994)

Angel: I miss you so much, Tony. My life is dead out there without you.
Tony: Angel, I'm gonna get out I promise. And we'll go away together just you and me. And we'll see the world, all those exotic places we talked about, huh?
Angel: I'll wait for you - forever and ever. And I'll sneak out and visit you whenever I can.
Tony: I love you.
Angel: I love you.