| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Milo Ventimiglia | ... | Ted Grey | |
| Michael Weston | ... | Jake Gallo | |
| Alyssa Milano | ... | Gwen Williamson | |
| Lauren Lee Smith | ... | Juliette Bath | |
| Johnny Whitworth | ... | Griffin Cavenaugh | |
| John de Lancie | ... | Dr. Quentin Morris | |
| Mei Melançon | ... | Catherine Ivy | |
| Keir O'Donnell | ... | Ben Stravinsky | |
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Buddy Lewis | ... | Harper Johnson |
| Dan Callahan | ... | Chip Bentwood | |
| Larry Drake | ... | Fat Bastard | |
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Med Abrous | ... | Young Pathology Resident |
| Alan Blumenfeld | ... | Mr. Williamson | |
| Gary Buckner | ... | Motherfucker | |
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Jeb Burris | ... | Worker |
Harvard Medical School graduate Dr. Ted Grey arrives at one of the nations most prestigious Pathology programs and is quickly noticed by the program's privileged and elite band of pathology interns who invite him into their crowd. It is also here, where he is introduced to Dr. Jake Gallo, who brings him to a secluded wing, where he and four other indulge in their after-hours, extra-curricular activities...finding ways to commit the perfect murder! Written by suspicious
I went to see this movie without any prior expectations (I hadn't seen the trailer).
After a slow start the plot progressed steadily and managed to hold my attention despite Milo Ventimiglia's "smell the fart" acting. The copious amounts of gore seem excessive in the beginning, but generally add to the overall "shock factor" of the movie. Along with some in your face, sometimes slightly disturbing, sex scenes, this film is definitely NOT FOR THE LIGHTHEARTED.
Without giving too much away, this movie relies upon a classic mentor/apprentice rivalry. Despite being involved in sick extra curricular activities, main character Ted Grey manages to hold the viewer's empathy. The climatic ending of the film leaves you feeling satisfied yet a little sick in the stomach.