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Senior Week (1988)
Everett and his party-hungry buddies embark on an all-night road-trip to the Florida beaches, for a week of fun, sun, and beautiful women. Mayhem ensues when 2 jealous girl-friends show up unexpectedly, along with a psycho teacher who's hunting down Everett because he owes her an overdue term-paper.
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Everett and his party-hungry buddies embark on an all-night road-trip to the Florida beaches, for a week of fun, sun, and beautiful women. Mayhem ensues when 2 jealous girl-friends show up unexpectedly, along with a psycho teacher who's hunting down Everett because he owes her an overdue term-paper.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jan Kubicki, Stuart A. Goldman, Stacey Lynn Fravel
In Theaters:8/1/1988
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Upfront Films, Stuart Goldman Productions
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