The Drama: A Marriage of Discomfort and Empathy
This is not a film, it’s a drop tower. A drop tower that you don’t get off of for the vast majority of its 106-minute runtime.
The Deviants (2014)
What do you say fellas...ready to blast off? Words to live by, according to six blissfully reckless friends who come together for a lost weekend wedding reunion of drinking, bowling, fighting, snorting, puking, screwing, writing bad novels, getting spanked by a psychotic preacher, hailing extraterrestrials and finally...learning that it takes more than a few days to achieve total world domination.
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What do you say fellas...ready to blast off? Words to live by, according to six blissfully reckless friends who come together for a lost weekend wedding reunion of drinking, bowling, fighting, snorting, puking, screwing, writing bad novels, getting spanked by a psychotic preacher, hailing extraterrestrials and finally...learning that it takes more than a few days to achieve total world domination.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:7/18/2014
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
John Mikulak
Director
Nick Stavrides
"Sloppy" Joe Ramsey
Celeste Grosso
First Prostitute
Jean Zeppi
Second Prostitute
Andrea Jungert
Lola
Jennifer Masser
Liz "Dink" Scuttleby
Kerry Campbell
Carol
Mary Ann Fero
Janie
Muire Dougherty
Cassandra Holmbeck
Sean Sutherland
Emmet "Goon" Farley
Kricker James
Luther Holmbeck
Jessica Dublin
Liz's Mom, Violet Scuttleby
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