User Reviews

To me this was a great movie of its time, Mikey Dolenz was so proud of his pot plant (everyone else knew it was just a weed). The old clean cut red blooded Americans giving the poor misunderstood hippies a hard time. Mother Jessica's Triple Sunshine Wine. I know my father worked on this film, but as what? I'd have to see the credits at the end of the film again. We have the original hand painted poster by Bill Proctor and in my mom's garage there are a few film canisters with Keep off my Grass growing old inside. When I was in the Ninth grade I took the film to school and me and my Biology teacher watched it, we were thinking of showing it to raise money for a school trip, but because of the Marijuana theme, he shot that project down and that was five years after the making of 'Grass.

We lived in New Orleans at the time, and my older sister played one of the residents of the new community. She had no lines, but she did get a good bit of screen time, and ended up with the character name of 'Cricket' in the closing credits. She had long red hair that she wore with two small braids at the front. My mom took me to the set in Violet, LA several times, and I got to meet Mickey and get a photo with him. We've reminisced about going to see the movie when it came out, and though I was only around 10 or 11, I do remember sitting through it twice with her and my parents. We have searched for it repeatedly online, but have had no luck finding it anywhere. It really should be reissued on DVD. Those of you who have copies of the film, PLEASE have it transferred to digital, even if it's only for yourself and your family. It is a piece of cinematic history and should be preserved.