Catholics vs. Convicts (film)

Catholics vs. Convicts is a 1990 American comedy film directed by Rick King and starring Daniel Roebuck, Tom Bosley, and Scott Curtis. The film centers on a fictional rivalry between a Catholic high school, St. Augustine's, and a reform school, St. Barts, culminating in an annual football game. The film satirizes stereotypes associated with both Catholic school students and juvenile delinquents, employing slapstick humor and broad characterizations. The plot revolves around the efforts of the St. Augustine's football team, led by their coach, to win the game and maintain their school's honor against the tougher, more streetwise St. Barts team. The film received generally negative reviews upon its release and is often considered a low-budget, cult comedy.