The Ramones on Screen: How Rock ’n’ Roll High School Brought Punk Into Cinema

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This episode follows the Ramones as they step off stage and into Roger Corman’s low‑budget, cult classic Rock ’n’ Roll High School. It uncovers how a razor‑thin budget, DIY spirit, and the film’s raw punk aesthetic created a cultural bridge from basement shows to movie theaters, sparking new ways for underground music to reach wider audiences.

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