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The Scenesters (2009)
Someone is killing beautiful young Hipsters in East L.A. Charlie is a crime scene cleaner working for Aftershocks Inc. with a penchant for Sherlock Holmes type deduction. Wallace is an out-of-luck filmmaker working as a crime scene videographer. The detectives covering the murders are apathetic at best but with good names (Henry and Carlita, particularly Carlita). Good names, bad attitudes.
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Someone is killing beautiful young Hipsters in East L.A. Charlie is a crime scene cleaner working for Aftershocks Inc. with a penchant for Sherlock Holmes type deduction. Wallace is an out-of-luck filmmaker working as a crime scene videographer. The detectives covering the murders are apathetic at best but with good names (Henry and Carlita, particularly Carlita). Good names, bad attitudes.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Todd Berger
In Theaters:8/31/2009
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Monterey Media, Johnny Voodoo Productions, Vacationeer Productions, Midwinter Studios
Cast
Todd Berger
Director
Blaise Miller
Charlie Newton
Sherilyn Fenn
A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson
Suzanne May
Jewell Wright
Jeff Grace
Roger Graham
Kevin M. Brennan
Investigator Henry Muse
Todd Berger
Wallace Cotten
Monika Jolly
Investigator Carlita Travers
James Jolly
Irving Shaw
Joel Stoffer
Hume Wonacott
Summer Perry
Clare
Elizabeth Sandy
Kimberly Rockwell
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