Good Old Daze
King of high school, James Packer, returns to his former stomping ground and hometown during his first college break. Yet James begins to realize everything may not be exactly the same as when he once ruled the school.
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King of high school, James Packer, returns to his former stomping ground and hometown during his first college break. Yet James begins to realize everything may not be exactly the same as when he once ruled the school.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ben Souza
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