Groupers (2019)
Overview
A grad student kidnaps two homophobic high-school bullies to use as her subjects in an experiment performed at the bottom of an empty swimming pool.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.795 |
Directed By
Anderson Cowan
Crew
Milan Janicin
Anderson Cowan
Chad Ice
Betina Newkirk
A.J. Olstad
Tulio Duenas
Kathryn Goddard
Anderson Cowan
Max Landwirth
Brian Border
Milan Janicin
Rick Urban
Anderson Cowan
Sage Griffin
Cory Coken
Stosh Tuszynski
Jamie Vanadia
Victor Siegel
August Leagre
Haily Coleman Poggi
Adam Boyer
Cory Coken
Chris Rauch
Scott R. Dixon
Cory Coken
Bryen Hensley
Kyle Pham
Victoria Salazar
Gavin Grossi
Abby Mudd
Brianne Mahoney
Victoria Salazar
Amy Blalock
Eric Malczewski
A.J. Olstad
Katie G. Waters
Katie G. Waters
Michael Thomas James
TOP CAST
Nicole Dambro
Meg
Cameron Duckett
Dylan
Jesse Pudles
Orin
Brian Ioakimedes
Talkie
Max Reed III
Frank
Travis Stanberry
Hank
Terrance Wentz
Durant
Marqus Bobesich
Tex
Edward Jackson
Omar
Travis Lee Eller
Professor Cooper
Mike Carano
Bartender
Scott Murphy
Homeless Man
Robin S. Roth
Dylan's Grandma
Adam Manley
High School Bully 1
Kaleb Rich-Harris
Dirk
Andrew Garrett
Grad Student
Lawrence Scott Murphy
Homeless Man (as Scott Murphy)
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