Cry Baby (film)

"Cry Baby" is a 1990 musical romantic comedy directed by John Waters. It’s set in the 1950s and follows Wade "Cry Baby" Walker, a rebellious teen from the biker gang, who falls in love with Allison, a well-behaved, wealthy girl. The film explores themes of social class, prejudice, and teenage identity, contrasting the rough, rebellious "Drape" gang with the more conventional "square" students. Through energetic musical numbers and witty dialogue, "Cry Baby" offers a nostalgic yet satirical look at teenage culture and the importance of acceptance and individuality.