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Elizabeth Di Prinzio | ... |
Sirena
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| Ryn Harrison | ... |
Doug
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| Grey Damon | ... |
John
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| Elizabeth Bell | ... |
Karen
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Alex Aldridge | ... |
Kyle
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| Jamie Lea Willett | ... |
Sarah
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Peyten Aldridge | ... |
Rachel
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| Jennifer Erin Bailey | ... |
Lisa
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| David Mingrino | ... |
Jack
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Kurt Jenko | ... |
Kid #1
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| Maurice Webster | ... |
Big Guy #1
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Brian McLaughlin | ... |
Brett the Pot Dealer
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Brooke Krohn | ... |
Girl #1
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R.J. Frost | ... |
Drunk in the ally
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A high school pool party rages in the Hollywood Hills in this sexy teen-horror. It's Sirena's 18th birthday party and Sirena has her hands full trying to keep her boyfriend away from the barely dressed guests - including her rival Karen. Things go from bad to worse when an uninvited guest begins killing off the teens one by one. It's a blood soaked steamy teen romp with twisted ending. Written by Anonymous
I have just registered myself on IMDb only to warn people about this truly terrible film. The only reason why it has a score of 3.3 at the moment is because of a couple of idiots, who either fancy one of the actresses or get off from slasher movies.
This film has no storyline.It tries to create a plot at the beginning, but then doesn't follow it at all. As "airgoeg"'s review suggests, you have to be brain dead to enjoy this movie.
The acting is awful. There is no feeling from any of the cast. The only believable characters are a weed dealer and a street preacher, unfortunately both of which you hardly see any of, and are not even needed in the film/story.
Trust me. I am normally easily pleased when it comes to films. I am able to find the good in most things, but I don't care if this is low budget or not. I still wouldn't use the script to wipe my own *@#*. Even though it is only 1hr 15mins long (1hr 15mins too long in my opinion), I still feel I have wasted part of my life watching this film.