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Desperate to score cocaine for a bachelor party, two old friends travel to meet with a hard-partying acquaintance they cut ties with more than a decade earlier and soon learn this unhinged party boy has been holding a grudge ever since.
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Desperate to score cocaine for a bachelor party, two old friends travel to meet with a hard-partying acquaintance they cut ties with more than a decade earlier and soon learn this unhinged party boy has been holding a grudge ever since.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Andy Compton, Zach Xanders
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