It's 1984 and outside a small-town nightclub, a group of 8th graders gather, grappling with a spate of recent suicides, UFO sightings, their absentee parents, and each other.
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Cast
Jeff Roda
Director
Casey Marie Ecker
Party Goer
Kevin Daniel Carey
Party Goer
Enzo Cellucci
Rizzo
Alivia Clark
Amy
Ashling Doyle
Tonya
Tanner Flood
Shel
James Freedson-Jackson
Lanky
Oliver Gifford
Brad
Nolan Lyons
Dean
Sam McCarthy
Peter
Ivy Miller
Kira
Taylor Richardson
Missy
Erich Schuett
James
Jeff Roda
Writer
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Comments
10 Comments
Gave this movie a "6" only because the young actors were good. All of them have movie credits behind them. A shame because this movie went absolutely "no where". Shame to have wasted their talent on such a boring story line. Could have been done on "the stage". Laterally played like a play. Some good performances by these kids though.
The whole film is just teenage talking rubbish. Nothing happens, it's just all empty talk. I was bored or of my mind.
I loved this move, teen-angst without 'talking down' to the characters or the audience. Super charming. Gives all the feels. I liked it so much i watched it twice!
If i draw some comparison to''the breakfast club'' of the early 80's. its a secluded space outside a youth club kinda music dance thing, where the grown ups let in and the nearly there hangs around the corner salivating to become old enough. as a story its nothing new on that blockcathegory... except for the very talented youth actors that makes no wrinkled foreheads , no raised eyebrows nor liplicking in their dialouges, and their spontaniousness in better as for worse are extremely recognizabel even 50 years after i hung round the corner. its toughness, roughness, bragging and shyness, its lying and decieving, and most of all trying to maintain dignity, and at the end of the night getting your first real kiss... that was something yeeaah.. its a film that should be seen due to good childacting, the rest is like the breakfast club back then, a stew of dialouges that we had to watch as part of the school curiculum. a small recommend from the grumpy old man
source: 18 to Party
Gave this movie a "6" only because the young actors were good. All of them have movie credits behind them. A shame because this movie went absolutely "no where". Shame to have wasted their talent on such a boring story line. Could have been done on "the stage". Laterally played like a play. Some good performances by these kids though.
If i draw some comparison to''the breakfast club'' of the early 80's. its a secluded space outside a youth club kinda music dance thing, where the grown ups let in and the nearly there hangs around the corner salivating to become old enough. as a story its nothing new on that blockcathegory... except for the very talented youth actors that makes no wrinkled foreheads , no raised eyebrows nor liplicking in their dialouges, and their spontaniousness in better as for worse are extremely recognizabel even 50 years after i hung round the corner. its toughness, roughness, bragging and shyness, its lying and decieving, and most of all trying to maintain dignity, and at the end of the night getting your first real kiss... that was something yeeaah.. its a film that should be seen due to good childacting, the rest is like the breakfast club back then, a stew of dialouges that we had to watch as part of the school curiculum. a small recommend from the grumpy old man
I loved this move, teen-angst without 'talking down' to the characters or the audience. Super charming. Gives all the feels. I liked it so much i watched it twice!
The whole film is just teenage talking rubbish. Nothing happens, it's just all empty talk. I was bored or of my mind.
