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Stepbrothers Michael and Scott throw one last house party as their university days come to an end. When their lawyer father forbids it and threatens to never let them work for his firm, a colleague is sent to keep an eye on them as the two self-proclaimed party kings must decide their future.
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Stepbrothers Michael and Scott throw one last house party as their university days come to an end. When their lawyer father forbids it and threatens to never let them work for his firm, a colleague is sent to keep an eye on them as the two self-proclaimed party kings must decide their future.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paddy Duffy
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Cat's Cradle Productions
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