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Bikini Bloodbath (2006)

On their last day of high school seven gorgeous girls have slumber party to celebrate their going away to college. Across town, a maniacal chef goes on a killing spree. Can their gym coach come to the rescue of the bikini clad group? No, but when Chef Death shows up at the party, hilarity ensues and the blood bath begins.
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On their last day of high school seven gorgeous girls have slumber party to celebrate their going away to college. Across town, a maniacal chef goes on a killing spree. Can their gym coach come to the rescue of the bikini clad group? No, but when Chef Death shows up at the party, hilarity ensues and the blood bath begins.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Johnathan Gorman, Thomas Edward Seymour
Written By:Johnathan Gorman, Thomas Edward Seymour
In Theaters:9/16/2006
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Blood Bath Pictures

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Johnathan Gorman, Thomas Edward Seymour

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Debbie Rochon

Miss Johnson

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Russ Russo

Mike M.

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Margaret Rose Champagne

Eve

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Carmine Capobianco

Coach Smith

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Robert Cosgrove Jr.

The Chef

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Dana Fay Ensalata

Pam

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Sheri Lynn

Suzy

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Anna-Karin Eskilsson

Sharon

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Olja Hrustic

Ginger

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Phil Hall

Mr. Robinson

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Dick Boland

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