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| Rachel Alig | ... | Alice | |
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Virginia Petrucci | ... | Zoe |
| Samantha Stewart | ... | Whitney | |
| Robert Carradine | ... | Gill | |
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Andrew Clements | ... | Vance (as Andrew Clement) |
| Erin O'Brien | ... | Michelle | |
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Jennifer Henry | ... | Stripper |
| Tristan Ott | ... | Zach | |
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Barrett Perlman | ... | Pamela |
| Jesse Daley | ... | Craig | |
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Jos Deacon | ... | Officer Hurley |
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Michael Minardo Cook | ... | Policeman (as Michael Cook) |
| Edward DeRuiter | ... | Jeff | |
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Howie Walfish | ... | Murphy |
| Erica Duke | ... | Constance | |
A group of coeds from a small conservative college break out of their shells when their marching band bus breaks down in Ft. Lauderdale during Spring Break.
Add or or two starts if you are watching it late at night, changing channels while doing so, only watch a few decent segments (like the beginning locker room scene) or are drunk.
This is not high art. It is boring in large doses. But, relatively painless in small doses and a few of the women are nice on the eyes as well as pleasant enough actresses. And, you have Robert Carradine who earns his paycheck while mostly retaining his dignity.
A few reviews gave this a crummy rating. But, really, what does one expect of this sort of straight to um DVD / cable stuff? On a curve, I'd give it three stars.